$BEAT has indeed shown obvious signs of fatigue in this wave of market activity. From the perspective of funding rates, although the contract side has already turned positive again, the price has not followed through with strength, indicating that buying enthusiasm is clearly waning, and the bulls are starting to struggle. This is usually a sign that the upward trend is nearing exhaustion, and there is a possibility of trend weakening.
My view is that opening a short position at this point is more reasonable than at the peak of market sentiment earlier. After a rebound at a high level, reversing to short can be a relatively controlled risk strategy. My personal approach is to enter the market in batches rather than all at once, which helps better control risk and leverage. I am mentally anchoring on the $1 level, as this position is very critical both from a sentiment and structural perspective, and I am waiting to see if it can drop to this level.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 7h ago
Opening a short position now is indeed much more stable, and being rational about chasing highs back then. If the $1 level is broken... well, let's watch the show.
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MemeEchoer
· 7h ago
Funding rate is returning to zero but still dragging on, the bulls are really about to give out.
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AirdropLicker
· 7h ago
The fee rate still can't fall further. The bulls are really a bit funny. I'm losing interest in this pace.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 7h ago
The funding rate is positive but the price isn't following, which is indeed a bit suspicious. The bulls might really be starting to lose momentum. At this point, taking a short position might be more prudent. Entering gradually is still wise; don't go all in at once.
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OldLeekMaster
· 7h ago
The fee rate has increased but the price has softened, which is outrageous. How are the bulls still holding on?
The $1 level really needs to be watched carefully. Gradually entering short positions is more secure. Don't go all-in at once. This opportunity is still pretty good.
$BEAT has indeed shown obvious signs of fatigue in this wave of market activity. From the perspective of funding rates, although the contract side has already turned positive again, the price has not followed through with strength, indicating that buying enthusiasm is clearly waning, and the bulls are starting to struggle. This is usually a sign that the upward trend is nearing exhaustion, and there is a possibility of trend weakening.
My view is that opening a short position at this point is more reasonable than at the peak of market sentiment earlier. After a rebound at a high level, reversing to short can be a relatively controlled risk strategy. My personal approach is to enter the market in batches rather than all at once, which helps better control risk and leverage. I am mentally anchoring on the $1 level, as this position is very critical both from a sentiment and structural perspective, and I am waiting to see if it can drop to this level.