2025-12-15 08:00:35

#数字资产生态回暖 $BEAT this plunge was indeed fierce, and many people should have been shaken out. But based on on-chain data, the main force's manipulation tactic is just like this—first scaring retail investors away, then raising the price in a second round. At this pace, it should at least push back to around $3 to form effective resistance.

The key is that large on-chain funds are still continuously pouring in, and there are no obvious signs of the main players retreating. Currently, the transaction fees have only fallen back by 50%, indicating that there are still plenty of bears in the market who can serve as "fuel" to continue driving the price higher. The market operates in anticipation—hold tight to the positions that need to be held, do not be frightened by short-term fluctuations, and certainly don't be lured into FOMO to buy in emotional panic. Time will give the answer.

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pvt_key_collector

· 2025-12-18 08:00

Large funds are still slowly accumulating, and retail investors have indeed been shaken out in this wave. Let's see if it can push back to $3. The main players haven't left, so I'm holding tight. Short-term fluctuations are not a reason to sell. This shakeout rhythm is a bit harsh, but the fact that large funds haven't withdrawn says something. Really, FOMO buying is the fastest way to lose money. Just wait. On-chain data doesn't lie; it's just a matter of having the patience to wait for that second round of surge.

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GweiWatcher

· 2025-12-15 08:29

Ha, it's the same old trick again. Only after a thorough shakeout can it explode. --- The main force is still buying, which means it hasn't been pushed up yet. Keep holding tight and don't panic. --- The fee has only dropped 50%, isn't that a signal? The bears still have enough strength. --- The 3-dollar mark is indeed critical. If it can't break through, it's a false breakout. --- It's always this scary. Those who get shaken out regret it to death. --- I agree with the phrase "expectation gap." Don't be driven by emotions. --- Large funds haven't run away, indicating that institutions are in control. --- Short-term volatility loves to scare people. You really need to hold on.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 2025-12-15 08:11

Manipulating the market with this routine is worn out; retail investors are just the ones being harvested. --- Hold your positions and that's it, don't make reckless moves. --- Large funds are still entering, indicating that the main players haven't run yet, and that's enough. --- The true resistance level is around $3, it's too early to say anything now. --- A 50% drop in fees can resume pushing; market liquidity is still alive. --- Opportunities only exist in the expectation gap; those scared out by volatility are just cannon fodder. --- The most critical point is that there are no signs of the main players retreating; everything else is just superficial. --- Another round of retail harvesting, but this time it seems different. --- Avoid FOMO, and you'll win—it's that simple. --- Large funds continue to enter, indicating there's still a story to tell.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-15 08:10

It's the same old trick again—sweeping the market until it's gone, retail investors can't keep up and have to cut losses. Back when it was $3, there was no pressure; no one dared to make a move. On-chain whales are still absorbing, indicating this wave isn't over yet. Hold tightly what you hold, and those experiencing FOMO should wake up.

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