#战略性加仓BTC $BEAT's recent performance has confirmed the judgments of many analysts.
Do you remember the last discussion about the key level at 3.0? After breaking below, the subsequent trend became the focus of everyone's attention. Many said it would drop to zero directly, but the market is never that simple. As long as funds are still involved, there are always profits to be made — that's why some continue to participate.
After breaking below 3.0, the outlook remains upward. From a technical perspective, as long as the main players still have the willingness to operate, the price of the coin won't easily go completely out of control. Everyone should manage their risks properly; the market is always full of uncertainties.
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Token_Sherpa
· 10h ago
nah the "direct to zero" crowd always cracks me up... like they think ponzinomics suddenly changes when liquidity dries up lol. spoiler alert: it doesn't work that way and we all know it
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AlphaWhisperer
· 10h ago
Breaking 3.0 is actually bullish; the main players are still playing, and this is the charm of the crypto world.
People always want to simplify things—if 3.0 breaks, it's all over, right? But the market loves to slap faces, really.
As long as someone is willing to take over the funds, it stays alive. This logic is sound.
Risk management is the key; don't gamble out of frustration.
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SerumSquirter
· 10h ago
Breaking below 3.0 can still be pushed higher, this is proof that the main force is manipulating the market.
Funds haven't been withdrawn yet; the zeroing theory is nonsense. Just do proper risk control.
This critical position at 3.0 is basically the main force's shakeout, I've seen too many of these.
As long as someone is still taking the bait, the coin's price won't die. This is the magic of the crypto world.
Even if it breaks, it hasn't completely collapsed; the main force definitely has a backup plan. Let's wait and see.
The market just likes to go against you; when it says zeroing, it actually tends to rise.
Those who continue to participate understand one principle — as long as there's profit to be made, people will play.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 10h ago
Here we go again, the zeroing theory... Still the same, as long as the funds haven't exited, the game isn't over.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 10h ago
When it broke 3.0, I already said that the zeroing theory is too naive.
Why are you still using the "main force manipulation" narrative? This round is different.
As long as the funds haven't stopped, it means there's still hope. The logic is sound.
But to be honest, it's hard to say how high this rebound can go.
I'm optimistic about BEAT, but don't go all-in. Always keep some cash on hand for peace of mind.
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HashRateHermit
· 11h ago
The group of people who kept shouting "zero" after breaking 3.0, how are they doing now haha
As long as the main force is still there, there's still hope. This is a realization you need to have.
Funding schemes are always more complicated than you think, just watch and see.
#战略性加仓BTC $BEAT's recent performance has confirmed the judgments of many analysts.
Do you remember the last discussion about the key level at 3.0? After breaking below, the subsequent trend became the focus of everyone's attention. Many said it would drop to zero directly, but the market is never that simple. As long as funds are still involved, there are always profits to be made — that's why some continue to participate.
After breaking below 3.0, the outlook remains upward. From a technical perspective, as long as the main players still have the willingness to operate, the price of the coin won't easily go completely out of control. Everyone should manage their risks properly; the market is always full of uncertainties.