Recently, looking at the BEAT market in the last hour, it surged from a certain point to 4.5 with a direct increase of 6.84%. On the surface, it looks glamorous, but if you look deeper at the funding rate, it has already dropped to -1.5 in this deep negative range, which is quite interesting.
The market is full of bears suppressing prices, and the enthusiasm of the bulls has been crushed round after round by spot trading. Someone was liquidated with 2 million just like that, both sides took a hit, and this is what this surge is trying to tell us – new retail investors, don't be blinded by this pump.
The key is that once the trend retraces, those aggressive bulls will immediately trigger a chain liquidation. At that time, the price will drop sharply, and stop-loss orders will trigger like a domino effect, completely dragging in those who take the bait. So chasing this increase now is like jumping into a meat grinder.
My suggestion is to keep a close watch on these two key positions, 3.5 and 4.5, as they mark a watershed between support and resistance. Don’t follow the trend and become the chives filling for the operators; the market’s tricks to lure buyers are limited, but avoiding them requires a calm mind and ample patience.
I hope this sharing is helpful to you, and I wish everyone a successful trading.
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PositionPhobia
· 2025-12-22 17:54
Damn, is the -1.5 rate still chasing? Isn't this just the funds squeezing out the last bit of blood?
Waiting to see, once the pullback comes, the chain of Get Liquidated drama will come again.
I'm just focusing on 3.5, the rest are all traps.
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BasementAlchemist
· 2025-12-22 17:54
It's that same old bull trap again, with the funding rate already at -1.5 and they're still talking about a rise.
That guy who got liquidated at 2 million is really unfortunate; he deserves to suffer for not checking the rate before entering.
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TokenStorm
· 2025-12-22 17:52
Funding rate -1.5? This is telling you that the coffin board of long positions has already been nailed down, and the direct evaporation of 2 million is indeed shocking.
When the pullback moment arrives, liquidation orders will explode one after another like bombs, and at that time, a direct price drop is a routine operation, not just to scare people.
3.5 and 4.5 are indeed critical points, must keep a close eye on them, don't be fooled by the illusion of short-term pump, this trick is too old.
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I just want to know why some people still rush in, do they think they can run ahead of the liquidation wave? Thinking too much.
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Simply put, it's dancing in the eye of the storm; the price of making quick money is becoming a dumb buyer. Although I know the rules of this game, I still can't help but place my bets [狗头].
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On-chain data has already laid everything bare, but people just can't control their hands; seeing the plummet makes them want to buy the dip, only to get trapped again.
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The key positions are these two points; the support is almost gone on the technical side, and if it goes further down, it might just be free fall.
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StableNomad
· 2025-12-22 17:52
nah, that -1.5 funding rate is literally screaming capitulation setup... seen this movie before, reminds me of UST in May when everyone thought the bounce was real
Recently, looking at the BEAT market in the last hour, it surged from a certain point to 4.5 with a direct increase of 6.84%. On the surface, it looks glamorous, but if you look deeper at the funding rate, it has already dropped to -1.5 in this deep negative range, which is quite interesting.
The market is full of bears suppressing prices, and the enthusiasm of the bulls has been crushed round after round by spot trading. Someone was liquidated with 2 million just like that, both sides took a hit, and this is what this surge is trying to tell us – new retail investors, don't be blinded by this pump.
The key is that once the trend retraces, those aggressive bulls will immediately trigger a chain liquidation. At that time, the price will drop sharply, and stop-loss orders will trigger like a domino effect, completely dragging in those who take the bait. So chasing this increase now is like jumping into a meat grinder.
My suggestion is to keep a close watch on these two key positions, 3.5 and 4.5, as they mark a watershed between support and resistance. Don’t follow the trend and become the chives filling for the operators; the market’s tricks to lure buyers are limited, but avoiding them requires a calm mind and ample patience.
I hope this sharing is helpful to you, and I wish everyone a successful trading.