BEAT has been declining from 4.5 all the way down to 0.7150, with the bearish momentum almost exhausted. The daily chart shows solid support at the 0.7150 level, and in the past two days, bullish candles have stabilized consecutively. The MACD green histogram is significantly shrinking — you can see the rebound momentum is building up. Looking at the 15-minute and 1-hour charts, the pattern of a bottoming and rebound is very clear, with active buying starting to pick up. The market sentiment towards the rebound is now fully exposed.
For this oversold coin with controlled circulation, rebounds are usually quite aggressive. Currently at 0.82, we can directly go long, with a stop-loss set below 0.71 — if it breaks below, consider it as paying tuition. The short-term target is first set at 0.95; if it breaks through, aiming for 1.1 is also possible. After a deep correction, a stable rebound, if the rhythm is right, presents a typical trend-following trading opportunity. The key is to stick to risk management and avoid greed.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 01-05 22:32
0.71 is really a solid level, it looks a bit interesting, but you still need to be cautious when chasing higher. I got in chasing at this level last time...
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-05 16:43
Hmm... that 0.71 threshold really held, but I still want to wait and see, worried that this rebound might be a false dawn.
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FastLeaver
· 01-04 17:19
0.71 If you can't break it, buy the dip. Simple, straightforward, and effective.
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ZKSherlock
· 01-03 13:53
actually... the whole "obvious accumulation phase" narrative here is kinda sus, ngl. you're telling me we can just read buy pressure off the charts like it's some probabilistic proof? that's not how market microstructure works, my friend.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-03 13:46
0.7150 held, and this rebound definitely has some momentum, but chasing long at 0.82 might be too hasty. I'll wait and see.
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ScrambledEggsWithChiv
· 01-03 13:42
At least you still need to insert a needle
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-03 13:41
0.71 Is it time to stop loss now? This move is a bit risky; it feels like the bottom hasn't truly stabilized yet...
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LongTermDreamer
· 01-03 13:34
Oh no, this wave of BEAT dropped from 4.5 to 0.7. I see it as a once-in-three-years shakeout. Historically, such oversold rebounds have never disappointed. Now, buying at 0.82, to be honest, I'm a bit tempted. I'm just worried about paying tuition fees haha. But holding the 0.71 line should be no problem, right?
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-03 13:33
0.71 is starting to stir again. Will it truly rebound this time or will it take another hit?
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Coin_leek
· 01-03 13:28
It's just a trap for harvesting profits; there aren't that many of these data points or lines.
It all depends on the mood of the big players.
BEAT has been declining from 4.5 all the way down to 0.7150, with the bearish momentum almost exhausted. The daily chart shows solid support at the 0.7150 level, and in the past two days, bullish candles have stabilized consecutively. The MACD green histogram is significantly shrinking — you can see the rebound momentum is building up. Looking at the 15-minute and 1-hour charts, the pattern of a bottoming and rebound is very clear, with active buying starting to pick up. The market sentiment towards the rebound is now fully exposed.
For this oversold coin with controlled circulation, rebounds are usually quite aggressive. Currently at 0.82, we can directly go long, with a stop-loss set below 0.71 — if it breaks below, consider it as paying tuition. The short-term target is first set at 0.95; if it breaks through, aiming for 1.1 is also possible. After a deep correction, a stable rebound, if the rhythm is right, presents a typical trend-following trading opportunity. The key is to stick to risk management and avoid greed.