2026-01-09 02:25:56

BEAT's recent decline has been really fierce. Since reaching a high on the 22nd of last month, there has been a continuous 20-day downtrend with a cumulative drop of nearly 90%. In just the past 10 days, it has fallen another 80%. Such a level of correction may seem hopeless, but conversely—there are no coins that only go down and never go up.

The technical aspect is quite interesting. The 1-hour chart has already started to show signs of a double bottom pattern in the bottom region, which usually indicates that selling pressure is weakening. More importantly, even in this extreme downtrend environment, the price has shown some resilience and has not continued to plummet.

Today is very likely a turning point. From a purely logical perspective, after such a deep correction, the rebound energy is usually quite strong. Of course, such judgments need to be considered alongside volume and market sentiment; based solely on the chart pattern, a breakout confirmation is still needed. It’s worth paying attention to subsequent trend confirmation.

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Agni_112

· 17h ago

It's still not the bottom, the bottom is at 0.005U level.

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SmartContractRebel

· 17h ago

A 90% drop... how desperate must that be? But on the other hand, isn't it easier to buy the dip during times like these? Seeing signs of a double bottom makes me a bit tempted, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout tricking me. Let's wait until the trading volume picks up; just looking at the chart alone, I don't believe it.

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UncleLiquidation

· 17h ago

A 90% drop is what truly constitutes a shakeout; when retail investors are bleeding profusely, it's often an opportunity. If the double bottom really breaks out, it depends on whether the trading volume supports it; just looking at the chart pattern alone is meaningless. After this wave of BEAT's despair, I actually feel a bit hopeful, but old friend, let's not be too optimistic. Confirm the breakout before jumping in is safer. Those trying to bottom fish are gamblers, but not bottom fishing is also too timid, huh. This is the charm of crypto: going to zero overnight, getting rich overnight, exciting.

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BoredWatcher

· 17h ago

90% decline, this is really brutal... But on the other hand, the bottom signal is so obvious, could it be another scam to cut leeks? --- Double bottom pattern? Why do I always fail to read this thing correctly, every time I get caught, forget it, I won't watch anymore. --- I've heard many times that there are no coins that only fall and never rise. BEAT has really become a test subject now. --- Does energy exhaustion necessarily mean a rebound? It feels like this logic often backfires in the crypto world. --- Wait for a confirmed breakout before jumping in. Those who entered early in this round are probably already at a loss. --- The turning point, the turning point. I just want to ask how many people can really hold on until the end... --- Just watching for fun, BEAT's recent moves are truly outrageous.

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TokenRationEater

· 17h ago

A 90% drop is truly incredible; how desperate must that be... But on the other hand, the bottom-fishing crowd should now be sharpening their knives. Looking at this double bottom, I kind of want to take a gamble, just afraid it's a scam. Without volume, it's all talk; the charts are too misleading.

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UnluckyValidator

· 17h ago

A 90% drop and still claiming a double bottom... I've seen this trick too many times, wait for the rebound.

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