BEAT's recent rebound was quick to come and quick to go. Yesterday, based on signs of a strong rebound, it indeed attracted many beginners to chase short positions, and the market directly dropped more than double, with some people pocketing 600U.
Moving to today, the coin price is still oscillating near the bottom. The 2.0 level appears particularly critical—it can determine whether the market continues to bottom out or re-initiates a rally. From the current position, gradually building long positions when opportunities arise is a viable approach, after all, once a breakout occurs, there is still greater upside potential ahead.
This type of rapid rebound and pullback market tests execution ability the most; impatience won't help. Precisely timing and positioning is much more reliable than blindly chasing gains or cutting losses.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 3h ago
Newbies got cut again, this wave is really fierce... If 2.0 can't be held, we really have to keep digging the hole.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 8h ago
It's the same old trick again. Yesterday's rebound was just a trap, and newbies just handed over their money.
Can 2.0 break through? Just wait and see honestly, don't follow the trend blindly.
Claiming positions sounds easy, but when the market is actually in front of you, it's just a mess of chaos.
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MrRightClick
· 8h ago
People who have cashed out 600U are laughing; we're still struggling with whether 2.0 can hold steady... Feeling mentally exhausted.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 8h ago
Newbie has been trapped again and again. This rebound is just like taking a knife to cut off 600U.
If 2.0 can't break through, I don't have high hopes. Anyway, I will continue to watch.
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StableNomad
· 8h ago
nah this screams UST vibes... watched too many "key levels" collapse in May to get excited about 2.0 support. statistically speaking, these quick bounces tend to be liquidity sweeps before the real dump. not financial advice but shorters got absolutely rekt yesterday and now everyone's calling reversal? smh, timing execution on this is harder than it looks
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AlphaLeaker
· 8h ago
Newcomers are really easy to get trapped. Yesterday's rebound was just a chicken-eating game.
Whether 2.0 breaks or not is the decisive factor. Now entering the market indeed requires courage.
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RumbleValidator
· 9h ago
Position 2.0 is the critical point for validation efficiency. If it can't be broken through, keep pushing, there's nothing worth betting on.
BEAT's recent rebound was quick to come and quick to go. Yesterday, based on signs of a strong rebound, it indeed attracted many beginners to chase short positions, and the market directly dropped more than double, with some people pocketing 600U.
Moving to today, the coin price is still oscillating near the bottom. The 2.0 level appears particularly critical—it can determine whether the market continues to bottom out or re-initiates a rally. From the current position, gradually building long positions when opportunities arise is a viable approach, after all, once a breakout occurs, there is still greater upside potential ahead.
This type of rapid rebound and pullback market tests execution ability the most; impatience won't help. Precisely timing and positioning is much more reliable than blindly chasing gains or cutting losses.