2025-12-23 06:42:07

#美联储回购协议计划 $BEAT's recent trend reveals some signals. From a technical perspective, institutional funds seem to be gradually reducing positions, and the short positions that were previously established have already reflected expected returns. This kind of rhythm usually indicates that the market maker may be dumping in phases.

For traders who missed the early ambush opportunities, the current pullback range has instead become a window for observation. The latest developments in the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan are also influencing the liquidity expectations of the entire market, which will indirectly affect the volatility of medium-cap coins like $BEAT.

Those with ideas can rethink their entry strategy at this position—whether it is short positions or long positions, the key is still to judge based on the fundamentals.

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WalletDetective

· 2025-12-26 06:22

Institutional deleveraging, market makers selling off in phases, sounds like the same old story... Whether it's real or not depends on trading volume; anyone can tell a story just by looking at the candlestick charts. --- Retracement zone observation window? Wake up, this tired phrase is just a cover for catching the falling knife. --- The Federal Reserve's repurchase operations are back... Every time they say it affects liquidity, but the BEAT remains the same. --- Relying on fundamental analysis? Bro, who still believes in fundamentals now... Institutions are just harvesting retail investors. --- Selling off in phases sounds so hopeless, feels like another drop is coming. --- Wait, are institutions really reducing their positions or are they just tricking us into buying the dip? --- Mid-cap coins are the easiest to get caught, and the BEAT adjustment looks pretty unfriendly too. --- It's the same old story, always talking about observation windows, but what we get is just a sharp plunge. --- Liquidity expectations are too vague; better to watch the actual selling pressure. --- I just want to know, is it time to enter the market or continue to wait and see?

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SatoshiHeir

· 2025-12-25 23:39

It should be pointed out that your analysis makes a common mistake—equating technical reduction signals directly with "whales dumping," which has already been refuted by on-chain data. Based on recent on-chain monitoring data, institutional movements and retail panic are two different things; don't confuse them. The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan affects macro liquidity, and coins like $BEAT with medium market caps respond very slowly. You are overestimating its sensitivity. What truly matters is whether the fundamentals have changed, not obsessively staring at candlestick charts every day.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 2025-12-23 07:12

The market maker is dumping in stages again, aren't they tired of this routine? The reduction in position by institutions is so clear to see, what chance do retail investors have... The Fed's move is indeed causing chaos, and mid-cap coins are suffering as a result. Let's wait and see, a pullback is an opportunity, perhaps we can catch a bottom.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 2025-12-23 07:10

The market maker is dumping in stages again, I'm tired of this trap haha For institutional investors reducing positions, I think we need to see how the Fed handles it; once liquidity loosens, everything will start to shake Let's continue to observe BEAT for a pullback, it might not be the right time to enter a position now.

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CryptoComedian

· 2025-12-23 07:08

Crying while laughing, the institutions are dumping while I'm still catching a falling knife. --- I've been hearing about the market maker's phased dumping for three years, and every time it sounds super professional, yet I'm still the one catching the last baton. --- Wait, the Fed's repurchase agreement is affecting liquidity again? How many times has this reason been used to explain the fall? --- Fundamental judgment? Buddy, I don't even have fundamentals, I just watch the market maker's face to eat. --- Missing the early ambush opportunity is just fine, saving me from losing money again. --- The pullback range is an observation window, and my account balance is also observing how low it can drop. --- I just want to laugh at the institutions reducing their positions; maybe my understanding is lacking, but I always feel like in the end, they will play people for suckers.

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DustCollector

· 2025-12-23 06:54

I'm tired of hearing the market maker's staged dumping rhetoric; I will just wait for a pullback to enter a position.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 2025-12-23 06:52

The market makers are again dumping in stages, and it's always the same routine, I'm tired of it. --- Observing the pullback range? To put it bluntly, it just means waiting for institutions to throw the chips to retail investors. --- Whenever the Fed moves, the market starts to shake, and stocks like $BEAT are more easily influenced; we still need to see how clear the fundamentals are. --- Early ambushes have already entered a position, and most who enter now will have to catch a falling knife, so think it through. --- The signals of institutional position reduction are so obvious that one should consider the risks when taking the opposite position. --- After all is said, it's still that phrase: if the fundamentals are unclear, don't act blindly. --- Changes in liquidity expectations do indeed have an impact, but for retail investors, it’s basically a case of being late to the party.

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