2026-01-13 16:25:15

Regarding the BEAT token, the discussion in the forum has basically come to an end. Most of the new retail investors still entering are those who haven't followed this recent market trend.

Their logic is very simple—when the price is low, it looks like a good opportunity to bottom fish. This idea is quite natural. But if you're a trader who has seen the entire story unfold, your strategy will be completely different.

The core idea boils down to two words: rebound. Every time the price rebounds, go short. The market will give opportunities, and these new long positions will become your most stable opposing side. Their buying power supports the rebound trend, and all you need to do is use this rebound to set up your short positions.

Want to be more aggressive? You can also shout "long" in the community. This further stimulates their desire to enter the market, concentrates the power of the longs, and results in a larger rebound. This way, the profit space for shorting becomes more sufficient. In essence, market competition is a contest of positioning and psychology.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 15h ago

Wow, this is a textbook example of cutting leeks. Beginners are really easy to fall for it. To put it more plainly, it's using new retail investors' buy-in to pave the way for themselves. Psychological game? To put it nicely, it's outright manipulation to induce a sell-off. Rebound to short? I think it's more like rebound and then run away, right? Shouting long in the community while actually shorting—this move is pretty ruthless. Whether this logic is correct or not, but this kind of cutthroat tactics are really brutal. Beginners entering the market and encountering such devilish traders—no wonder everyone is losing money.

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GasDevourer

· 15h ago

It's the same old story, new retail investors entering the market to be served, veterans lying in wait at the rebound point, classic betting against the market. The bears shouting "long" in the community to stimulate retail investors to buy in, this tactic is really clever. BEAT this move is just a routine, a low point doesn't necessarily mean the bottom. It's already 2024, and some people still believe in the bottom-fishing story, haha. Rebound to kill short positions, this script has been repeated dozens of times. Position and psychology, honestly, it's just about who can be more ruthless in cutting the chives. The purchasing power of new retail investors is used as the opposing side for shorting, this game is really damn realistic. Wait for the rebound to see, don't rush to get in.

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hodl_therapist

· 15h ago

I've seen this trick too many times, newbies entering the market are just being fed to the wolves. The feeling of short positions lurking... comfortable. Calling for a rise to trap the new investors, this is the true nature of the market. The rebound is the last escape door; if you can't catch it, just wait to be trapped. This wave of BEAT looks uncertain; even seasoned traders are waiting for a rebound to dump.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 15h ago

A typical pump-and-dump tutorial, haha. New retail investors just become bagholders. Honestly, it's still a psychological game; experienced traders play with their heartbeat. They're at it again, trying to convince people to short. I've heard this routine so many times last year. I don't understand why some people still believe this kind of talk. The market isn't that simple, right? Rebounds come and go, and in the end, a quick reversal hits you with a knife. Laugh out loud. Those who shout bullish in the community can indeed deceive people into entering, but can they really escape? Positioning and psychology, it's like a comic dialogue. But what about actual operations? When they get slapped in the face, are they also so confident? Hmm.

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SincereAndHonest

· 15h ago

Go see a doctor if you're sick

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OnchainSniper

· 15h ago

Haha, this is a tutorial on how to harvest the leeks. New retail investors entering the market are just lambs waiting to be slaughtered. When there's a rebound, they get crushed—simple and brutal. --- Community calls for bullish entry to deceive newcomers, while secretly shorting at high levels. This trick is getting old. --- The key is to have enough bagholders; otherwise, the rebound can't be sustained, and how to close short positions? --- That's why I say the biggest enemy in the crypto world isn't the market, but people's hearts. Beginners simply can't see through it. --- Wait, this logic feels like it's teaching people how to harvest the leeks? That's a bit harsh, brother. --- A low price doesn't necessarily mean the bottom; it might just be digging a trap. It's normal for new retail investors to get caught. --- Talking about shorting on rebounds every day, but since rebounds are already eaten up, what's the point? --- Position and psychology are indeed important, but when big funds dump, all that is wasted.

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AriesAhä¸¨

· 15h ago

The market maker pulls up a little each day and then drops again, repeating the operation continuously.

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