BEAT's recent market movements reveal many insights into the ongoing game of market manipulation. Some point out that even if the big players are offloading, the amount of chips they hold limits the downside, so the decline should be limited theoretically. However, the reality is more complex—once bullish sentiment hits key technical levels, it quickly dissipates, and early entrants to the market have already started to exit.

The most interesting part is the sudden turn of the funding rate to positive, which appears particularly conspicuous at high technical levels. Don't naïvely think this is retail investors bottom-fishing and bullish; it more likely indicates that the main funds are secretly positioning themselves to induce a trap or distribute chips, attempting to create a bullish trap in the upper region. All these signs point in the same direction—BEAT is indeed facing considerable selling pressure moving forward.

Currently, the price is at 2.6676 USDT, with support below at 2.161 (based on a 1-hour distance of 18.77%), and resistance above at 3.09 (based on a 1-hour distance of 16.16%). From a technical perspective, the risk of chasing the high is particularly prominent in this wave. Market manipulation signs are quite obvious; investors should beware of the quick pullback after a spike, which is a common tactic used by the main players.