Falling behind is more painful than liquidation! $BEAT After a violent rally of 30%, $4.9 is truly the starting gun for the main force.

Those afraid of heights are doomed; only those daring to buy have the chance to get rich quickly.

“Don’t dare to buy on a pullback, clap your thighs when it surges” — today, don’t let the same script play out again.

BEAT staged an extreme short squeeze, with the price once soaring to $5.88, a daily volatility of up to 29%. On the 1-hour chart, a large bullish candlestick directly broke through the upper Bollinger Band, RSI touched 77.47 in the overbought zone, but in the context of a main upward wave, this is precisely a signal of “the strong get stronger.”

The daily chart is even more exaggerated: Bollinger Bands are expanding explosively, after the MACD golden cross, the fast line DIF has risen to 0.91, and upward momentum continues to grow. The daily RSI soared to 98.23 — such a value has long exceeded normal technical frameworks, entirely a product of emotional trading combined with a short squeeze.

From the liquidation structure, in the $4.9 to $5.88 range, short liquidations are densely marked as “100k–180k” levels. The main force’s path is crystal clear: lift up continuously, harvest along the way, every dead body of the short sellers fuels the rally.

Looking at smart money movements: long positions total $36.38 million, with an average cost of only $3.73, and a profit ratio of 98% — this batch of funds is not only fully profitable but also still holding their positions.

In contrast, shorts have an average cost of $2.53, with current floating losses exceeding $7 million, being thoroughly ground down. As long as smart money doesn’t massively exit, the trend won’t easily end.

Mig’s personal strategy: It’s not impossible to chase longs now, but avoid the sharp peaks.

Conservative players can wait for the price to retrace near $4.9 (the previous high has turned into support), and enter lightly to chase longs.

Don’t be scared by the position — the market always rewards courage and punishes hesitation.

While most are still debating whether it’s the top, the main force has already laid out the second entry ticket at $4.9. This time, will you choose to keep clapping your thighs, or quietly add to your position?