Looking at BERA's fee structure, the current bearish wave may not be over yet. The position of the fee rate often indicates a change in direction. Based on historical experience, the current level is indeed likely to trigger a wave of counter-moves. These technical signals are worth paying attention to, especially in leveraged trading where chain reactions can easily occur. If there are further fluctuations in the fee rate, a short squeeze could be imminent.
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AllInDaddy
· 16h ago
The fee rate thing is really awesome; the shorts are probably going to get squeezed.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 17h ago
Fee rates are really easy to be deceptive. Right now, the bears are still stubbornly insisting they're right.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 17h ago
Fees can indeed easily lead to a stampede, and the bears are still struggling.
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ProbablyNothing
· 17h ago
You really need to keep an eye on the fee rates; last time, I wasn't paying attention and got hit with a wave.
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Degentleman
· 17h ago
With such low fees, the shorts are still in a daze. Once the reverse operation occurs, it will explode immediately.
Looking at BERA's fee structure, the current bearish wave may not be over yet. The position of the fee rate often indicates a change in direction. Based on historical experience, the current level is indeed likely to trigger a wave of counter-moves. These technical signals are worth paying attention to, especially in leveraged trading where chain reactions can easily occur. If there are further fluctuations in the fee rate, a short squeeze could be imminent.