2025-12-24 09:31:41

#美联储回购协议计划 Recently, $BEAT's chip structure has shown interesting changes. The previous shakeout was quite intense, clearing out most of the retail investors' chips. Now, to push higher, the entry of new funds becomes crucial — I have already advised the partners I follow to gradually position themselves.

Currently, the unrealized gains are quite good, indicating that the timing of this entry was not bad. The price point of 2.84 can still be followed, but the specifics of how to scale in, where to take profits, and where to set stop-losses should be based on your own risk tolerance.

From a market cycle perspective, after the chips are sorted out, a rally often leads to a good trend. The key is not to be greedy and to have a clear trading plan.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 12h ago

The shakeout is almost over, and this wave does look a bit interesting. You can still chase at 2.84, but don't go all in, brother.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 12h ago

The shakeout is almost over, waiting for new funds to enter. But I'm still watching the 2.84 level, feeling like this wave is a bit fierce. Don't be greedy. This saying is very true—last time it was because of greed...

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LiquidatedAgain

· 12h ago

Another washout story... The nice way to say it is "chip restructuring," and the harsh way is "cutting leeks." I think we should wait a bit longer at 2.84. The classmates who believed in the "clear trading plan" last time are now regretting being near the liquidation price.

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DAOdreamer

· 12h ago

After the shakeout, it will rise again. I've seen this routine too many times, haha.

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AllInAlice

· 12h ago

After the shakeout, it's our turn. This wave's rhythm feels right. Entering at 2.84 means getting in several batches; don't rush all at once. When others are greedy, it's your opportunity to take profits. Remember that. Retail investors get cut, and the main force should start pushing up, right? This kind of trend looks quite comfortable, just worried it might be a false move again.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 12h ago

The shakeout is almost over, now it's just a matter of when new funds will step in Retail investors' chips have already been cleaned out, and those coming in later are just digging their own graves Entering at 2.84 still feels a bit shaky, afraid it might break below again The key is whether the stop-loss points are set properly; the greedy ones are all dead I don't believe this wave can lead to a big market move; history always repeats itself

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