I have some thoughts on the recent trend of $BEAT. The fundamentals of this coin are still decent. Yesterday, I added positions near the support level of 1.3, and in the early morning, it surged to a high of 1.96, then retraced to around 1.7 for consolidation. From a technical perspective, there is still an opportunity to continue going long.
The suggested entry zone is between 1.64 and 1.7, where the risk is relatively manageable. The target level is expected to reach the 4 mark, but if it touches around 3 during the upward movement, it’s advisable to take some profits by reducing positions, to maintain a good risk-reward ratio. A special reminder: never operate with heavy positions, and leave enough room for stop-loss.
Another perspective is to observe on-chain data, especially the movements of large holders. As long as whale funds remain stable in the market, it indicates that this trend may continue. Honestly, this advice is based on lessons learned from using 1000 USD, validated through real money.
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Deconstructionist
· 11h ago
1.96 I also chased that wave, but it got smashed back. Now I'm waiting to buy in at the 1.64 level.
Adding positions at 1.3 is really brave; spending 1000 USD to develop this set of theories is worth it.
If the whales hold steady, we won't be timid. The key is not to get overexcited and hold heavy positions.
Target 4? Let's see if 3 can hold first; mindset is the most important.
I agree with this risk control logic; the stop-loss space can't be skimped on. Everyone who has suffered losses understands.
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PessimisticOracle
· 12-15 00:50
1.96 didn't break through, I think it's a gamble...
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Whale movements are indeed crucial, but who the hell can predict now?
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The advice gained at the cost of 1000u, okay, I trust you on this one.
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Why does it feel like so many people are watching the 1.7 key level...
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Reducing positions to take profits is fine, just afraid of greed holding back the recovery.
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Can you look at the fundamentals? I can't see it myself.
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Where can I see on-chain data? Give me a link.
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Again, not heavy on holdings, and still continuing to go long, this logic doesn't seem right.
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After all the hype, it still comes down to luck.
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OldLeekConfession
· 12-15 00:50
1.96 surged up and then fell back. This wave is indeed interesting, but I’d still recommend being cautious.
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As long as the whales haven't run, I’ll keep holding. Honestly, it’s just about watching these big players’ moves.
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Entering at 1.64 sounds good, but I already lost once at 1.3, so I’ve learned my lesson this time.
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Target at 4? Okay, let’s see if it can stay steady above 1.7 first.
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The key to reducing positions is discipline; otherwise, you’ll watch your profits vanish.
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On-chain data is definitely worth paying attention to; it’s much more reliable than candlestick charts.
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Don’t ever hold a heavy position, I agree. I almost got liquidated before because of overleveraging.
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From 1.3 to 1.96, a 50% increase. The pullback is normal now, don’t panic.
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The risk-reward ratio is a very important concept. Many people lose because of greed.
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Whales are still holding, so retail investors have nothing to fear.
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HackerWhoCares
· 12-15 00:49
1.96 this high point is a bit fierce. Whether we can hold 1.7 is the key.
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Are the whales still eating up the orders? That's what I want to know the most.
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The lesson from 1000u haha, brother your experience is worth listening to.
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Why does target 4 seem a bit optimistic? Reaching 3 would be good enough.
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People holding large positions are definitely crying now. Risk management can really save lives.
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Can on-chain data be lying? I've always wondered about this.
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If entering at 1.64, what would be a reasonable stop-loss?
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Really regretting not chasing at 1.3 yesterday. Is there still a chance this week?
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As long as whales hold steady, it will continue to rise. Once they start dumping, it will be over.
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It looks like the fundamentals are actually okay, just worried about another sickle pattern.
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governance_ghost
· 12-15 00:42
1.96 instant reply, this wave is a bit risky...
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The big whale stabilizes, I just stay steady, but honestly, who can really see the on-chain data clearly?
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The experience gained from paying 1000u in tuition isn't bad to listen to, but you still have to step on your own pits to remember.
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I've heard the profit-taking reduction many times before, just worried that a reduction might trigger a rebound.
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The risk-reward ratio sounds good, but the key is whether you can really stick to the stop loss.
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4 dollars? Forget it, let's see if it drops to 3 first.
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The fundamentals are okay, but this kind of talk always sounds a bit虚...
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1.7 at this position is indeed tempting, just depends on whether the funds really pour in.
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Watching the whales on the daily, but maybe I should first think about whether I'm the one being leeked instead.
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Rushing to 1.96 in the early morning and then falling back, this操作套路 is a bit old.
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WalletDivorcer
· 12-15 00:38
1.96 That wave's high point was a huge profit, are you still brave enough to chase now?
Really? Are big whales really that stable? Why do I always get caught?
The lesson from 1000u... Bro, your cost is a bit high.
Enter at 1.7? Let's wait and see, feels like there's still a shakeout coming.
Sounds good, but the key is to watch the movements of on-chain whales, otherwise it's all pointless.
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HodlKumamon
· 12-15 00:38
Damn, the lesson from 1000u is really learned through blood, sweat, and tears by this old brother. Salute!
1.64-1.7 is indeed a risk-controlled entry point; the data speaks for itself. It all depends on whether the whales are still holding tightly.
Honestly, this wave of strategy is quite solid—no heavy positions, set stop-losses, and reduce positions at the right time. This is the rational operation that 熊熊 wants to see.
Targeting 4 might be a bit aggressive; I like the pace of reducing positions at 3. Once it hits 3, I’ll cut my holdings. At least I won’t be greedy to the point of losing everything.
Such advice, verified with real money, is truly reliable—much better than those armchair strategies.
I have some thoughts on the recent trend of $BEAT. The fundamentals of this coin are still decent. Yesterday, I added positions near the support level of 1.3, and in the early morning, it surged to a high of 1.96, then retraced to around 1.7 for consolidation. From a technical perspective, there is still an opportunity to continue going long.
The suggested entry zone is between 1.64 and 1.7, where the risk is relatively manageable. The target level is expected to reach the 4 mark, but if it touches around 3 during the upward movement, it’s advisable to take some profits by reducing positions, to maintain a good risk-reward ratio. A special reminder: never operate with heavy positions, and leave enough room for stop-loss.
Another perspective is to observe on-chain data, especially the movements of large holders. As long as whale funds remain stable in the market, it indicates that this trend may continue. Honestly, this advice is based on lessons learned from using 1000 USD, validated through real money.