BEAT, if it cannot break out of the marked range, is basically in a right-side downward correction. This kind of trend needs time to verify, so don't rush to draw conclusions. In the short term, you might make several moves in a day, but when viewed from a monthly or even quarterly perspective, there are really only one or two clear directions. The key is not just looking at the ups and downs; transaction fees must also be taken into account—the cost of frequent trading can really eat up all the profits.
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MetaverseHermit
· 17h ago
Oh no, fees are really the hidden killer. So many people die because of them without even knowing what happened.
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SolidityNewbie
· 17h ago
Fees are really the hidden killer; how many people frequently trade and end up going bankrupt? BEAT's current trend does look a bit sluggish.
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FlippedSignal
· 17h ago
Transaction fees are really overlooked by many people. I also had a setback before... After frequent operations and calculating the costs, the profits were long gone.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 17h ago
Frequent trading is really a trap; transaction fees can eat up your profits in minutes, and you end up wasting half a day.
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RealYieldWizard
· 18h ago
Honestly, frequent trading really just means giving money to the exchange. I've seen too many cases where trading fees eat up half of the profits.
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BTCWaveRider
· 18h ago
Fees are really the hidden killer; how many people frequently trade and end up giving all their profits to the exchange.
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0xDreamChaser
· 18h ago
The fee structure really hits the nail on the head. How many people have died because of frequent trading without even realizing it?
BEAT, if it cannot break out of the marked range, is basically in a right-side downward correction. This kind of trend needs time to verify, so don't rush to draw conclusions. In the short term, you might make several moves in a day, but when viewed from a monthly or even quarterly perspective, there are really only one or two clear directions. The key is not just looking at the ups and downs; transaction fees must also be taken into account—the cost of frequent trading can really eat up all the profits.