2026-01-06 15:00:44

#以太坊大户持仓变化 $BEAT has been showing some interesting movements recently. The rebound phase is indeed a good opportunity for shorting, and many traders have already tasted the benefits — in just two days, short positions have yielded a 3200% return, the numbers are right there. The key point is that we haven't seen any obvious signs of a trend reversal yet, so holding onto short positions is still reasonable.

If you currently have trapped positions, and are torn between cutting losses or holding on, it might be helpful to calmly analyze the current technical patterns. Everyone's risk tolerance is different, but at least you should understand where your stop-loss point is. Shorting requires precise timing judgment; details like the height of the rebound and support levels determine the final gains.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-09 12:54

whale clustering patterns suggest this bounce is textbook accumulation theater, ngl

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-08 22:53

3200%? Ha, it's this kind of number again, it's making my ears callus. For those who can't catch this wave of profits, I just want to ask, is it really that easy to determine the stop-loss point? Anyway, I exited with a heavy loss.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-06 15:29

3200%? Bro, that number sounds crazy. Has anyone actually experienced that? Holding a short position stubbornly is just stubbornness; the key is to have a stop-loss, or else a quick rebound can wipe everything out. What about those trapped? I want to know too.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-06 15:24

3200%？Sounds incredible, but I didn't catch it anyway --- Not even clear on your stop-loss points and still daring to short? That mindset is incredible --- Still hesitating after being trapped? You should have cut your losses already --- If the rebound height was really so easy to judge, no one would be losing money --- Holding onto a short position stubbornly? Bro, this is gambling, not trading --- It's the same old story, but the key is to stay alive and see the bottom --- If the support level breaks, it breaks. Don't deceive yourself

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gas_guzzler

· 01-06 15:10

3200%？Sounds like a fairy tale. Actually making half of that in real trading would be pretty good. --- Don't mess around if you haven't decided on your stop-loss point. Many people are caught in this wave. --- A rebound is a paradise for bears, but you also need to see clearly if the support level is really broken. Don't overestimate your skills. --- Two days of 3200%... Honestly, I don't believe it, but BEAT's trend is indeed a bit fierce. --- The key is that most people can't tell the difference between a rebound and a reversal, which is why they always stubbornly hold onto losing positions. --- The biggest risk of shorting is a rebound breakthrough. A single retest can wipe out your stop-loss. --- Holding onto a short position also depends on indicators. No sign of a bottoming out ≠ it will never bottom out. That logic is a bit floating. --- What to do if you're caught? First, ask yourself how much you can lose and still sleep well. That's the starting point for a stop-loss.

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RetailTherapist

· 01-06 15:01

3200%？How impressive does this number have to be to be believable... Speaking of which, rebounds do tend to easily trigger overtrading. I was one of those caught in it. Stop-loss points are easy to talk about but really hard to implement; psychological barriers are in the way. Holding firm until support levels break, cutting losses when they do—sounds simple but it's all blood, sweat, and tears lessons. Currently, the technical patterns indeed show no obvious signs of a bottom, but it feels like it could change at any moment, which is the most headache-inducing part.

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