BEAT this wave of movement is really nerve-wracking. I have emphasized before that those coins that are continuously falling often still have room to explore lower levels. Many people don't listen and instead blame me for overthinking.
Now, is the 0.4 price really considered high? Honestly, it's hard to determine where the bottom is. Suppose it drops another twenty times to 0.02, the market cap can still stay around 20 million USD—converted to RMB, that's also over a hundred million scale. The problem is, this assumption itself is full of variables.
Many people see a sharp decline and rush to buy the dip, always thinking about grabbing a bargain. But history tells us that coins in a downtrend often have even lower prices waiting. Greedily catching falling knives usually results in less-than-ideal outcomes. Instead of rushing to get on board, it's better to first clarify the direction.
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WalletInspector
· 5h ago
The bottom-fishing mentality is really a poison in the crypto world. Seeing a price hit the limit down makes you want to buy cheap, but often it results in catching a falling knife and getting hurt.
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CantAffordPancake
· 17h ago
Starting to hit new lows again, can it really stop the bleeding this time?
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 21h ago
I haven't seen the bottom yet, don't rush to buy in.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-11 15:47
Honestly, I'm a bit panicked if BEAT keeps dropping like this
Getting hit with a flying knife really is like giving away money. History always repeats itself.
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FlatTax
· 01-11 15:40
Bottom fishing? I advise you not to follow the trend. BEAT this crappy thing might still drop.
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MissingSats
· 01-11 15:36
Those who take the flying knife are all warriors, but they usually die the fastest.
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AirdropCollector
· 01-11 15:33
Coming back with a flying knife? Or maybe wait a bit, here's my suggestion.
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quietly_staking
· 01-11 15:30
Those who take the flying knife are all leeks; this time BEAT really has no bottom.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-11 15:22
Receiving a flying knife is really an art of losing money, don't worry.
BEAT this wave of movement is really nerve-wracking. I have emphasized before that those coins that are continuously falling often still have room to explore lower levels. Many people don't listen and instead blame me for overthinking.
Now, is the 0.4 price really considered high? Honestly, it's hard to determine where the bottom is. Suppose it drops another twenty times to 0.02, the market cap can still stay around 20 million USD—converted to RMB, that's also over a hundred million scale. The problem is, this assumption itself is full of variables.
Many people see a sharp decline and rush to buy the dip, always thinking about grabbing a bargain. But history tells us that coins in a downtrend often have even lower prices waiting. Greedily catching falling knives usually results in less-than-ideal outcomes. Instead of rushing to get on board, it's better to first clarify the direction.