2025-12-25 07:28:40

BEAT this round of decline is not essentially a collapse, but more like a normal pullback after confirming the top.

From the K-line perspective, the previous straight rally to 4.5 has fully released the bullish enthusiasm, and the subsequent continuous limit-downs are expected. Now the short-term moving averages are broken, and the EMA has started to turn downward, indicating that short-term funds are exiting—the quick money has indeed moved out first. But there is a detail worth noting: the trading volume has not completely shrunk, which is not a collective stampede to escape, but a chip turnover.

The RSI has slid from a high level to a neutral-weak zone, and market sentiment is cooling, just not to the point of extreme panic; the KDJ is already sticking at the bottom, indicating that the downward momentum is running out. In other words: the offensive power of the bears is weakening, but the rebound is not yet urgent.

What is the most likely rhythm next?

Most likely, it will fluctuate back and forth in the 1.8～2.1 range for a few days, clearing out those with weak psychological resilience. If it can stabilize here and not break the previous lows, the next rally will have a chance to gain momentum; if the market drops further, breaking down does not have to be pessimistic. Such times are often opportunities to enter, not doomsday.

The key is still who can endure until the moment when chips loosen. Continue to observe the performance of main coins like BEAT, JELLY, PIEVERSE, LYN, IR, XPIN, etc., within the day.

BEAT-24.24%

PIEVERSE-3.46%

IR11.09%

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PebbleHander

· 10h ago

Wait, has the 4.5 bullish candle really finished releasing? It still seems like some people are bottom fishing; the trading volume not shrinking indicates you need a bit of patience. I believe in the saying that you need to wait until the chips loosen up; it all depends on whether it can hold until that moment. At the 1.8 level, it feels like there will be repeated fluctuations, so you need to keep a steady mindset. After this wave, how is JELLY doing? It doesn't look as bad. But I actually think that the doomsday theory is the most fantastical; it's always said like that every time.

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BugBountyHunter

· 10h ago

Trading volume is still there, indicating it's not a dump... This round is indeed just a shakeout of the chips. --- The 1.8 to 2.1 tug-of-war, just wait for the psychological defense line to collapse and those people to be out. --- Quick money has already left, now let's see who can hold on. --- KDJ is sticking to the bottom, the bears also have no strength to continue selling. --- We have to wait for the chips to loosen again; this is the most testing time for patience. --- As long as it doesn't break the previous low, there's still hope. If it breaks, don't panic; it might actually be an opportunity. --- Observe the rhythm of these coins, and you should be able to see the overall direction. --- It's normal for a pullback after confirming the top, nothing serious. --- The key is who can survive during the panic period; that's when the real gains happen. --- Shrinking trading volume and steady trading are two different things. This indicates chips are changing hands, not a run.

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LayerZeroHero

· 10h ago

Well said, this wave is just a shakeout. The quick money has run, which is perfect for us to buy the dip haha. Hold out until 1.8 to buy at the bottom, anyway, I've seen this before. The KDJ sticking to the bottom is a good detail, we're still far from extreme panic. The key is not to chase highs, wait for the chips to loosen before acting. Agreed, at this time, mindset is the most important. Breaking down and probing is actually an opportunity, as long as the fundamentals haven't exploded, I dare to add positions. I'm optimistic about BEAT's rebound, I started building positions in the 1.8-2.1 range. It's another exhausting phase, tormenting. I agree with this analysis, every round follows the same pattern, just wait for the rebound and it's over. Honestly, it still depends on who has a strong psychological quality; the weak hands have already sold out. Human brain vs market, it's always fought this way.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 10h ago

It's a big loss now, let's see who can hold on without selling. The 1.8 level must be defended.

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BlockImposter

· 10h ago

1. The 1.8-2.1 range is really a litmus test; frankly, it's about seeing who can withstand the psychological pressure. 2. The quick money has already run, but the chip turnover indicates someone is still bottom fishing. That's a good sign. 3. The bottom is glued so tightly, how can a rebound be far off? It's just a matter of time. 4. Honestly, this is the hardest time to endure, but often it's the best opportunity. 5. As long as it doesn't break the previous low, there's still hope. Now it's a test of who can hold on. 6. The key is that trading volume hasn't shrunk, indicating not many are fleeing, just rotating positions. 7. RSI hasn't reached extreme panic levels; perhaps that's a signal. 8. It always happens like this—after surviving the wave with poor psychological resilience, the next round truly takes off. 9. Keep an eye on the trend of BEAT, details determine everything. 10. I already marked the 1.8 level early on; let's see if it can hold steady.

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