2025-12-24 08:11:01

#数字资产市场动态 $BEAT experienced a significant decline yesterday and touched a support level, becoming a focus of attention for many traders. From on-chain data, signs of continuous net inflows of funds are quite evident—often indicating that institutions or large investors are accumulating at low levels. Many are asking whether this wave can form a V-shaped reversal. From the current technical perspective, there are indeed basic conditions for a rebound. Interested friends can discuss specific entry strategies and risk management plans.

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FancyResearchLab

· 10h ago

Luban No. 7 is working again. Theoretically, this V-shaped reversal should work, but I'll first see how deep this smart trap is.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 12-25 16:59

Are institutions quietly accumulating at low levels? I feel like it's just another scheme to cut the leeks... Wait, has there really been a net inflow of funds? I need to check the market first. Can BEAT rebound this time? I'm not very optimistic, buddy. Has the support level held? It still feels like it might drop further. Low-position deployment sounds good, but I'm worried about it breaking through. V-shaped reversal? Easier said than done, the real big drop is still ahead. On-chain data looks good, but the market trend is the real truth. I just want to know how low this will go before hitting the bottom... I trust the institutional deployment, but when will we see a rebound? Can this support level hold? That's the key point.

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FOMOSapien

· 12-25 04:23

Are the institutions with low-position layouts really like this? I always feel like I'm being cut. --- V-shaped reversal? Let's wait and see. I've heard this kind of claim many times. --- Support levels can be broken too. Don't believe these too much. --- Net inflow is a good thing, but the real profit-makers are still those who knew first. --- Entry strategy? Let me first observe the big players' movements. --- Talking about the basic conditions for a rebound again. I'm tired of this kind of rhetoric. --- On-chain data looks good, but I just don't know when exactly.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 12-25 01:28

Institutions have many tricks for bottom-fishing; is this time really different? --- Net capital inflow directly indicates someone is bottom-fishing, but I feel like it's just self-encouragement... --- V-shaped reversal? Wake up, buddy, support levels are often fake. --- Wait, can on-chain data really reveal institutional layouts? Why have I never been able to get it right? --- Support levels are broken, yet people are still discussing rebounds. Isn't this gambling? --- Honestly, I'm tired of hearing about this "capital inflow" analysis. --- If the technicals are basic, can it rebound? Then what basic skills are needed? --- Feels like another prelude to a wave of chopping up retail investors; be cautious, everyone. --- Talking about low-position layouts sounds ridiculous; why are we sure this is the low point?

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RugPullAlertBot

· 12-24 08:40

Institutions are accumulating at low levels. How many times have we seen this trick before? Wait, is the net inflow really this obvious? It still feels like it's falling. V-shaped reversal? Just listen, don't believe it completely. Holding the support level is the key; otherwise, it's just another trap.

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WalletsWatcher

· 12-24 08:40

Is the institution accumulating? Is this for real this time? Last time, when they said so, it directly broke through the support. --- A V-shaped reversal sounds nice, but I just want to know if this time will again be a trap to lure buyers. --- On-chain net inflow is indeed increasing, but how many are brave enough to take the hit? --- Low-position positioning sounds good, but it's really just betting on probabilities. Proper risk control is the key. --- Every time support levels are mentioned like this, and then? Break below and keep falling. --- This rebound seems to have limited room, anyway, I am still on the sidelines.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 12-24 08:37

I'm tired of the phrase "institutions are positioning at low levels." Every time it's said, then the market crashes again. Haha By the way, can net capital inflow really prove anything? Or is it just the eve of a big wipeout? V-shaped reversal? I think it's more likely an L-shape. Let it fall if it wants to; I have no money left anyway.

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WhaleStalker

· 12-24 08:35

Institutions feel great when accumulating, just waiting to see if this wave can hold the support --- V-shaped reversal? It depends on the trading volume; rebounds without volume are all fake --- Really? The net inflow on the chain is so obvious, why hasn't there been any improvement yet --- I believe in the low-position layout, but if the timing of entry isn't good, you'll still lose money --- Support levels are being tested repeatedly, feels like a shakeout; wait for a breakout to see

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 12-24 08:28

Are institutions bottom-fishing? I actually want to see how high this rebound can go. Last time, they said the same thing, and it ended up falling again.

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