BEAT has been oscillating back and forth these days, with no significant capital flow in the market. However, on-chain data shows that funds are clearly flowing out, with a continuous trend of loss. The market trend is a typical ladder-type decline step by step, and the daily support level has already been broken, which is somewhat like a signal before a wave crash.
From a technical perspective, focus on the area around 1.5 below, which is a key support. As for stop-loss, it should be set according to your risk tolerance—don't hold through a loss.
Overall, meme coins have indeed been consolidating recently, so caution is advised in the short term. Keep monitoring the market, and we’ll talk again if there’s any progress!
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TokenToaster
· 20h ago
Looking at this trend, it's a bit tense; capital outflow is indeed not very good. 1.5 must hold, or it will really crash.
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The ladder-type decline pattern has been seen too many times; every time, it talks about key support, and every time, it breaks.
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Don't hold the position—that's the truth. Too many people get trapped and die because of this.
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Meme coin manipulation is very normal; the question is whether it can bounce back this time, and that's the real issue.
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On-chain data flowing out indicates someone is in a hurry to run away; we need to think it over.
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If the level around 1.5 also breaks, then you really need to consider cutting losses; this isn't the only chance.
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Continuous capital outflow is a very painful signal; it's safer to stay away for now in the short term.
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Breaking through the support level is a warning; next time, don't wait to take over the position.
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FreeMinter
· 20h ago
The signal of funds flowing out is not very good. I've seen ladder-type declines several times, and usually it's not a good sign.
If the 1.5 support level holds, otherwise it might really break through.
Meme coins are indeed a bit nerve-wracking this time. You still need to set proper stop-losses and not hold on blindly.
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GasGuzzler
· 20h ago
Funds are flowing out while they're just consolidating here; honestly, I can't see any real drama. Let's wait until 1.5 to see the true story.
BEAT has been oscillating back and forth these days, with no significant capital flow in the market. However, on-chain data shows that funds are clearly flowing out, with a continuous trend of loss. The market trend is a typical ladder-type decline step by step, and the daily support level has already been broken, which is somewhat like a signal before a wave crash.
From a technical perspective, focus on the area around 1.5 below, which is a key support. As for stop-loss, it should be set according to your risk tolerance—don't hold through a loss.
Overall, meme coins have indeed been consolidating recently, so caution is advised in the short term. Keep monitoring the market, and we’ll talk again if there’s any progress!