2025-12-26 09:23:58

BEAT just experienced a beautiful reversal move. The 1-hour chart clearly warrants attention—moving averages have stabilized, and the MACD indicator has broken through the zero line, signaling a clear shift from bearish to bullish. The bulls have completely gained control of the situation.

What are the key points to watch next? The price is approaching the previous high of 2.19, along with the upper band of the Bollinger Bands at 2.23. These two resistance levels are like checkpoints. Whether they can be effectively broken will directly determine the subsequent trend.

**If a volume breakout occurs:** A new rally could be initiated, which is the most optimistic expectation.

**If the breakout fails:** It is highly likely to oscillate within this range, digesting profit-taking. In rare cases, the price may break below support and retreat to the previous consolidation zone.

**For traders holding positions:** Set your stop-loss at 2.0000, the solid bottom line. As long as it doesn’t break below, hold firmly. If the price can surge with volume past 2.23 and stabilize, confidently add positions to ride this wave.

**For friends wanting to enter:** Be cautious. It’s not recommended to chase the high at 2.16. A smarter approach is to wait for a pullback to the support zone of 2.0200-2.0500, look for signs of stabilization before entering on dips; or wait until the price volume stabilizes above 2.2000, then chase from the right side. Regardless of the strategy chosen, strict stop-loss placement is essential.

**How risky is shorting?** The current trend has clearly shifted to bullish, so the risk of shorting is extremely high. Only in extreme cases is it worth considering a small short position—such as when the price approaches 2.23 and there are obvious signs of stagnation on the 15-minute chart (long upper shadows, bearish engulfing, etc.). In such cases, set your stop-loss strictly above 2.25, take profits quickly, and exit immediately—don’t hold on out of stubbornness.

One final core reminder: a rise must be accompanied by volume; a rise without volume is meaningless. Keep a close eye on the 2.0000 support line and the 2.2300 resistance level, find the right rhythm, and then make your move.

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RektButSmiling

· 9h ago

A beautiful reversal is a beautiful reversal, but I'm worried that the subsequent rise might be fake. Trading volume must keep up. --- Can 2.23 really break through? It feels like we're going to be stuck here again and again. --- The key to holding firmly is not to be knocked down. That's the crucial point. --- Chasing on the right side sounds simple, but in practice, anyone can easily chase the high. I think it's better to wait for a pullback. --- Short selling now indeed has extremely high risk, but I still don't believe this wave can directly break through to a new high. --- A rise with no volume is indeed fake. That's correct. Keeping an eye on trading volume is the hard truth. --- Chasing at this position on 2.16, just wait to get trapped haha. --- Set stop-loss at 2.0000. It feels a bit too loose. You need to have a strong risk tolerance.

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MoonMathMagic

· 12h ago

2.23 That level is really a watershed; breaking through means taking off, failing to break it means repeatedly playing within this range... --- The rise in market cap is all fake; this wave depends on whether the trading volume is strong enough --- Shorting? Brother, shorting now is really asking for death; the trend is already very clear --- I'm still waiting for the support at 2.02-2.05 before taking action; chasing highs is too risky --- Keep a close eye on the 2.0000 line; once it breaks, you must withdraw, can't gamble --- A volume breakout above 2.23 is the real signal; everything else is just a false alarm --- It feels a bit risky this time, but at least the bullish signals are quite clear --- It's not the right time to add positions yet, let's wait and see

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MEVHunterLucky

· 21h ago

Reversal is beautiful, but the unlimited breakout is a scam. We need to look at the trading volume to judge. Wait, can the range from 2.19 to 2.23 really be swallowed in one bite? Feels like it might lag. Strictly executing the stop-loss at 2.0 is reasonable. I'm just worried that a lot of people might soften their stance in the end. Shorting indeed carries risks right now, but I still want to try a short-term short. We need to keep a close eye on the 15-minute signal.

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LeverageAddict

· 12-26 09:53

Wait, can 2.23 really break? Feels like it’s been stuck here many times. --- The surge in trading volume is indeed fake. Did this move have actual volume? Need to check carefully before following. --- I can accept a stop loss at 2.0, just worried it might just be another round of oscillation. --- MACD crossing the zero line doesn’t necessarily mean a real break; sometimes it’s a false breakout. We need to be cautious. --- Listening to right-side chasing sounds more reliable. It’s much smarter than chasing high now. --- What would happen if this move truly gains volume and stabilizes above 2.2? Where’s the target? --- I agree that the risk of shorting is outrageous. Now is really not the time to bet on a bearish move. --- A pullback from 2.0200 to 2.0500 is a good low entry point. I’m watching this range.

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0xSunnyDay

· 12-26 09:53

2.19 That level doesn't seem easy to break, feels like I might have to keep grinding repeatedly. --- The surge in trading volume is indeed fake; I’ve been burned before. This time, I’ll wait for stability before acting. --- Stop loss at 2 dollars. I want to add to my position, but I’m worried about another round of oscillations. --- Shorting is ridiculous. I was already caught at 2.0, haha. --- Waiting for a low buy at 2.0200-2.0500. No chasing highs this time—I’ve learned to be smarter. --- Keep an eye on 2.23. Only consider entering once it breaks through; don’t be fooled. --- Trading volume is key. Looks like the current volume is a bit weak. --- The upper band of the Bollinger Bands is at 2.23. Still feels a bit far. --- Hold firmly at the 2.0000 bottom line. It all depends on whether we can break through 2.23. --- Trying a short position with a small amount is okay, but don’t be greedy—take profits and run.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 12-26 09:52

Huh, can 2.23 really break? Feels a bit fake this time. --- Once again, endless surge. Can't play it, wait for a pullback and then decide. --- Why didn't I say stop-loss at 2.0 earlier? I'm already losing my mind. --- The bullish signals are indeed clear, but with such weak volume, dare to chase? Wake up, everyone. --- Chasing on the right side sounds comfortable, but in practice, it's a bloodbath. I chose to do it. --- If it can't break 2.23, it's just a rebound. Don't be fooled. --- From doubling at the 2.0 bottom, I'm now just waiting for it to stabilize above 2.23 before speaking.

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LadderToolGuy

· 12-26 09:32

Damn, this wave is really fierce. If it can't break through 2.23, it will have to oscillate and kill people. --- It's the same logic again: break through and go to heaven, if not, just wait to die. Even gambling is clearer about the odds. --- Having suffered a few losses, I now accept one principle: no-volume is a false breakout. No matter how beautiful it looks, it's useless. --- I'm convinced by the 2.0 stop-loss line, just afraid that if it drops below that, it will vanish in an instant. --- Is this round of bullishness real, or is it just another scam to lure in the chives? --- If I don't chase at 2.16, I'll wait at 2.05. I'd rather eat less than become the last bag-holder. --- The key is still volume. Without trading volume supporting this rise, it's like a castle in the air. --- I really have no courage to short. The current risk is ridiculously high, and too many people are giving up and going all-in. --- I entered based on this analysis logic, just praying for no pullback. My heart really can't handle the excitement.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 12-26 09:30

Can't get 2.23 yet, still have to wait. Insufficient volume is just a scam line.

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