2025-12-28 16:22:55

Some market observations on BEAT's recent行情. Currently, many large holders with long positions at the 4.0 price level are generally in loss, with the amount reaching five figures. In this situation, if these leading holders choose to hold their positions without closing, the market's upward potential will be significantly limited, and the window for retail investors to break even will also shrink. Conversely, the downward risk is actually accumulating. From the perspective of the market makers, there is no need to actively push the price up. Plus, with the new coin unlocking on January 1st, the pressure to sell is almost inevitable, and it wouldn't be surprising if the price drops below the 1 yuan mark. The current market conditions indeed require caution, and preventing liquidity exhaustion is the key.

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Phoenix

· 8h ago

Is it possible that around 3.7, large traders close their long positions with losses, causing the market to reverse directly? With the arrival of the selling pressure from the number 1, most people go short, and the short-sellers are precisely targeted, becoming fuel for the move. The coin price directly breaks through 5.

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GasDevourer

· 9h ago

Whale wallets are locked in at $4, with five-figure losses? Oh no, now there's no way to pump the price. New coin #1 was directly halved upon unlocking, falling below $1 is no longer a dream. Liquidity exhaustion is the real killer; retail investors won't be able to escape when the time comes. The big players are now sitting on the mountain watching the tigers fight; why bother to pump the price, right? This market feels increasingly cold; going into hiding early might be the wisest move.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 9h ago

Large traders holding onto long positions at $4, retail investors shouldn't expect to break even. This logic makes sense.

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WhaleWatcher

· 9h ago

When big players hold on stubbornly, retail investors have no way out.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 9h ago

Large investors holding on stubbornly won't break through; retail investors shouldn't expect to turn things around. This logic is flawless. --- With the tide of unlocking coming, breaking below 1 yuan is a sure thing. Those still daring to buy the dip are truly brave. --- Liquidity exhaustion is the most terrifying; by then, you'll want to run but won't be able to. --- The brothers who bought in at 4.0 must be feeling really uncomfortable now. Who can withstand a five-figure loss? --- There's no reason for the whales to lift the price; retail investors can only wait to be cut. --- New coin unlocks = the prelude to a dump; this script is all too familiar. --- When no one is saving the market, it's time to face reality. Defense is more important than offense.

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LightningHarvester

· 10h ago

Large investors holding tightly without moving the market, retail investors' window of opportunity is gone, I truly respect this logic. --- Once the unlock on January 1st happens, if it drops below $1, that will be really heartbreaking. --- Liquidity exhaustion is more terrifying than the decline itself; no one taking the buy-in is the real despair. --- Enduring five-figure losses requires such strong mental resilience. --- Rather than waiting for a rebound, it's better to run first; the market maker has no reason to actively lift this market. --- The new coin unlock is imminent, this should have been anticipated long ago.

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