2026-01-03 04:25:54

BEAT this round of market movement is worth paying attention to. After the project team reached a new high at 4.5, the subsequent small rebound seems to be collecting retail investor chips—classic bull trap. From a technical perspective, the early short position strategy indeed caught this downward move, with the final take-profit point at 3300u. The logic behind this operation is to identify high-level distribution signals. Rebounds like these in the crypto market are often misleading; they appear to be reversals but are actually tools for the big players to accumulate. Regarding the subsequent trend, the market is still positioning for new trading opportunities. Overall, the technical signals are quite clear—the key is whether one can stay vigilant during rebounds and not be swayed by short-term fluctuations.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-06 04:16

I've seen it all along, that 4.5 wave was just the big players pulling up the market to trap retail investors. The rebound is indeed a trap.

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DeFiChef

· 01-06 00:50

I've been trapped early, bought in at 4.5 and still holding on stubbornly --- This rebound is about to collapse, none of them will survive --- Wait, did 3300u really get smashed out? Why didn't I see a screenshot --- The idea of closing positions on a rebound is worn out, just want to see who can accurately catch the top --- Market maker accumulation tools, just listen and don't take it seriously --- Technical analysis is all BS, now who isn't gambling blindly --- It's another day of high-level dumping and accumulation, one theory after another --- The most common excuse for retail investors being trapped is like this --- The group that bought at 4.5 is probably crying now --- I just want to know when the next opportunity will come

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-03 04:55

ngl the whole "institutional accumulation" narrative here feels like cope for people who fomo'd at 4.5... classic pattern recognition theater. the real signal wasn't the rebound, it was the distribution mechanics they're conveniently glossing over.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-03 04:54

4.5 to 3300, this wave of short positions indeed caught the right rhythm Making quick money still requires watching for high-level exit signals; retail investors are always easily fooled by rebounds The key is attitude; don't let short-term fluctuations break you What happens after BEAT, just keep waiting for signals The big players' method of accumulating shares has become tired, but someone always falls for it every time

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DataOnlooker

· 01-03 04:45

4.5 I really didn't expect it to drop that much, and the rebound looks comfortable but it's actually all a trick. The dealer's set of accumulation tactics is very skillful. When retail investors rush in, I knew trouble was coming. The 3300u take-profit move was indeed excellent, catching the high-level signals perfectly. My feeling about this round of BEAT is that a rebound does not equal a reversal. Remember this phrase to avoid losing a lot of money.

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-03 04:37

It's the same old trick, dumping at high levels to rebound and absorb funds, a common tactic. Taking profit on a short at 3300u? Sounds like a good gain, but this kind of hindsight analysis happens every day. A rebound is a trap, a decline is an opportunity—if only the market were that simple. Just take profit, don't be greedy. BEAT carries significant risk. The high point at 4.5 feels a bit glaring. Is the big player really absorbing funds now, or is there an issue with the market itself? Every rebound is called a trap, so when will there actually be a true reversal?

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