BREV Three Shorting Recap: Recognizing the Tricks from Failures

Many traders have suffered losses on BREV, mainly due to three key points. First is the airdrop logic—3500 tokens distributed to the TOP100 major holders, who then dump them, creating immediate selling pressure at open. Second is the market makers—Amber and GSR hold 200,000 USDT in spot, making it nearly cost-free for them to dump. The third pitfall is the public opinion layer—top influencers shouting buy signals to pump the price, a tactic that's been played out long ago.

If you want to bottom fish, here's how to operate: during the opening phase, place short orders to absorb panic selling, with a stop-loss set at the previous high of 0.45. After listing on Binance, open a second wave of shorts in the 0.38-0.4 range to add to the position. But be cautious—whales often play a U-shaped kill, first smashing 20% to induce panic selling, then violently pumping the price back to 0.48 to trap traders.

The most practical advice: before sleeping, check the liquidation data, and proactively cut 50% of your position before listing on Binance. In this market, survival is more important than making money.