Looking at BERA's performance, I have to say that the decline over the past year has been truly shocking. From its peak to now, it has shrunk by 16 times, and the rebound strength has been quite limited, with the highest increase only slightly over double. The technical aspect is even more uncomfortable—12 consecutive bearish weekly candles on the chart, a pattern that is rare in the crypto world.

The most heartbreaking part is the token unlock schedule. It’s about to unlock over 10% of the total supply again, and in the future, more than 2% of liquidity will be released each month. With such unlocking pressure, it’s difficult to see obvious rebound opportunities in the short term. Institutional investors who have invested in this ecosystem should really reflect on their initial decision-making logic.

Not only is BERA under pressure, but opportunities across the entire market are also becoming increasingly scarce. Although leading public chains like SOL and SUI are relatively stable in fundamentals, entering now requires full caution—any misstep could easily lead to being trapped. Market liquidity is fragmented, and the divide between strong and weak projects is becoming more pronounced. Most of the time now is spent waiting—for those truly competitive projects to regain market attention.