2025-12-22 15:22:35

BEAT has recently shown some noteworthy signals. From the price movement perspective, the current quote is 4.2259, which has dropped more than 3.4% from the 24-hour high of 4.3760. This pattern of rising and then falling is not uncommon, but the key lies in the performance of the funding side—there has been a net inflow of only 3.2501 million in the 5-day contract, a figure that is clearly weak. In comparison, the previous 10-day net inflow was as high as 36.8111 million, highlighting a significant gap and indicating a substantial cooling of entry enthusiasm.

What's more interesting is the situation in the last 24 hours. Although the net inflow of contract funds is still 15.4693 million, which seems considerable, the price has not been able to return to the previous high point, creating a clear divergence between volume and price—funds are flowing in, but the bullish momentum is obviously weakening. In this situation, the risk is accumulating instead.

Based on these signals, you may consider entering a short position with a light position size as a trial. If you decide to proceed, setting the stop-loss above 4.38 would be more prudent. Of course, if you do not agree with this judgment, it's also fine to continue watching and wait for clearer signals. Trust your analysis and take responsibility for your account; this is the fundamental skill of trading.

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· 2025-12-25 02:03

Deviations between volume and price indeed require caution, but I am more concerned about the significant decline in capital flow, which indicates that the market is not as optimistic as it seems. --- I agree with the short-selling approach, but I think a slightly looser position at 4.38 would be more comfortable. --- This kind of rebound followed by a pullback, combined with cooling capital, does have a bit of a dangerous signal. --- Looking at the numbers alone isn't enough; you need to combine it with market feel, otherwise it's easy to be caught in a trap. --- Got it, the meaning is not to be greedy; light positions are the safest way to test the waters, after all, account safety is the most important. --- Is net capital inflow actually declining? Isn't that a signal that the main players are running away? --- The most feared thing is this kind of volume-price divergence, which is often the last celebration before a big drop.

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