2025-12-22 13:28:56

It's true that BEAT is likely to reach 10u, but buying the dip should stop at this point. There are three main things to pay attention to.

First, there is the issue of rates. The current spot price of BEAT is already close to the contract price, yet the rates remain high. In this case, rushing to go long can easily lead to repeated losses due to high rates. Once the price difference between the contract and the spot is eliminated, the driving force behind the high rates will also disappear. At this point, chasing in becomes somewhat unworthy.

Secondly, one must see through the dealer's tricks. The operator of BEAT particularly loves to play the pump and dump game – you think it's about to break a new high, but then comes a violent sell-off, followed by a violent surge. This rhythm can trap a lot of people. The truly safe buy the dip opportunities are often in the area near the daily moving averages.

So don't rush. BEAT does have potential, but being too hasty will only lead to losses. It's better to watch more and act less, waiting for better opportunities to get involved.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 2025-12-24 14:30

With such high fees, still wanting to buy the dip—it's a classic case of getting "scalped" like a leek. High fees can really wear people out, reasonably so. I've seen through the market maker's pump-and-dump game long ago; it's always the same routine. Waiting for the price near the moving average before entering is the smart choice. Don't rush, really— the longer you wait in this market, the more opportunities you'll have.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 2025-12-24 10:21

I've been educated too much by the market makers; this time, we really need to be rational. Having suffered losses from high fees, plus with the manipulator BEAT repeatedly pushing up and pulling down, wait until near the moving averages to act again.

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BrokenRugs

· 2025-12-22 14:08

You really have to pay attention to the fees, don't let yourself be Cut Loss to the point of doubting life.

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CryptoNomics

· 2025-12-22 14:06

Actually, if you run a proper stochastic analysis on the funding rate decay curve, you'll see that this author is confusing correlation with causation. The spread compression doesn't *cause* high fees to evaporate—it's an endogenous feedback mechanism.

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AirdropATM

· 2025-12-22 14:00

Well, this analysis is reliable, and the fees here are indeed a trap. I've seen this market maker dumping and pumping trap many times, it's easy to get trapped in. Still, we should wait for that position near the daily chart before making a move.

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TradFiRefugee

· 2025-12-22 13:56

The rates here really need to be noted, otherwise it's just giving money to the market maker. I've noticed it for a long time, this operator of BEAT just loves to stir things up, pump a wave and then smash it down, the same old routine. Let's wait and see, don't get played for suckers.

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