This BEAT coin really can't hold up anymore, I'm going to go short directly.
The original plan was to wait for a minor rebound to the swing high before entering a short position, but it just kept dropping steadily, and I couldn't hold back, so I placed a short order first.
Looking back, on December 4 we caught a long entry and nearly doubled our gains. Now the technical pattern has clearly deteriorated, and the bearish logic is solid.
However, chasing shorts also carries risks—if there's a quick rebound, you could get stopped out. So I recommend monitoring the market closely during the day and waiting for a rebound to the swing high for a more precise entry. Don't rush to chase; wait for it to show weakness before taking action.
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NFTFreezer
· 15h ago
That wave in December was definitely a great profit, but now with BEAT’s current situation... I'm getting a bit anxious, bro. If there's a rebound, we might end up losing it all.
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DustCollector
· 18h ago
Oh no, BEAT really can't hold on this time, I'm bearish too.
Chasing shorts can easily get you stopped out, better to wait for a rebound before taking a shot—don't be greedy.
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DefiPlaybook
· 18h ago
Starting to chase shorts again, this mentality... Better wait for a rebound before making a move, don't get stopped out by a pullback.
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GovernancePretender
· 18h ago
Haha, the joy from doubling up in December hasn't even worn off yet, and now it's time to get rekt in the other direction? The bearish logic does make sense, but it's really hard to keep my composure.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 18h ago
It’s the same old trick again—opening shorts before even waiting for a rebound. It’s no different from gambling.
This BEAT coin really can't hold up anymore, I'm going to go short directly.
The original plan was to wait for a minor rebound to the swing high before entering a short position, but it just kept dropping steadily, and I couldn't hold back, so I placed a short order first.
Looking back, on December 4 we caught a long entry and nearly doubled our gains. Now the technical pattern has clearly deteriorated, and the bearish logic is solid.
However, chasing shorts also carries risks—if there's a quick rebound, you could get stopped out. So I recommend monitoring the market closely during the day and waiting for a rebound to the swing high for a more precise entry. Don't rush to chase; wait for it to show weakness before taking action.