$BEAT's all-time high is around $1.56. Interestingly, the chart formation resembles $AIA's process of rising to $20. A stop-loss position can be considered on an ATH breakout.
This is not investment advice, just a technical observation.
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PessimisticLayer
· 12-09 09:20
$1.56 top? Looking at this chart just reminds me of that AIA move... Wait, can it really be replicated? Alright, when it breaks the ATH, set a SL. Just to be clear, I’m not recommending anything.
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PonziWhisperer
· 12-09 06:56
You think you can compare with AIA at $1.56? Wake up, man. These two are worlds apart.
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The chart is interesting, but you’re taking stop-loss way too lightly.
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Another "technical analysis" gig—next second you might just disappear.
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Ha, if there really were such reliable signals, I’d be rich by now.
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Let’s talk when it breaks the ATH; for now, it’s all just on paper.
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It really does seem like copying someone else’s story, but will it work this time?
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I’ve heard this kind of talk too many times, and it never ends well.
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ApeDegen
· 12-07 18:48
$1.56... It feels a bit risky, but that pattern is indeed interesting. Is AIA's playbook being repeated?
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AlphaWhisperer
· 12-06 18:00
1.56 isn't really a new high, the key is whether it can hold...
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That AIA move was really something, but can BEAT replicate it? Question mark
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Have you set your stop-loss? This is exactly the kind of position that's most prone to blow up.
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The technical pattern looks similar, but how often do copy-paste scenarios really play out in crypto? Haha
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Let's wait until ATH is broken before talking about this. It's too early to discuss now.
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Another "just a technical observation," I bet five bucks someone is about to try catching the bottom.
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1.56 is such a clear resistance level, how are retail investors supposed to play this...
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Similar patterns ≠ similar results, I can't buy into that logic.
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If you really want in, you need to watch the trading volume. Just looking at the chart doesn't say much.
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It's kind of interesting, but I'm still staying on the sidelines.
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staking_gramps
· 12-06 14:54
So what if it’s $1.56, it still hasn’t broken through.
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I saw that AIA move too, but can BEAT replicate it... I’m not so sure.
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Stop-loss is set, I’ll wait for a breakout.
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Technical analysis is flashy, but real profits depend on market sentiment.
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Similar patterns ≠ price will rise, that logic is a bit far-fetched.
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SleepyValidator
· 12-06 14:53
Nah, just because $BEAT is at 1.56 you want to copy $AIA 's path? Wishful thinking, this time it's different.
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Wait until it breaks the ATH, it's still early now.
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Stop-loss is set, but I feel like breaking this level is tough.
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Chart similarity ≠ history repeating itself, this illusion is the crypto space’s favorite trick.
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To be honest, nobody really caught that $AIA wave, don’t be fooled.
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Wait and see, no rush to get in, technical patterns are always hindsight wisdom.
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If $BEAT is really going to pump, it won’t be at this level—nothing more to say.
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Feels like another project with more imagination than actual value.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-06 14:51
Trying to replicate AIA's 20x play at $1.56? Wake up, guys.
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Does the chart really look that similar? It doesn't look the same to me.
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I'll only make a move after it breaks the ATH, maybe I'm too conservative haha.
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Another "I'm just looking, not recommending"—alright, I believe you.
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Whether $BEAT can hold this move still depends on the volume.
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According to this logic, those who bought early should already be rich, so why are we still discussing this?
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Chart similarity ≠ history repeating itself. How many people have fallen into this trap?
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How should I set my stop-loss? Bro, give me a reference price.
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Dreaming of 20x sounds great, but in reality 99% of coins never get back to where they were.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 12-06 14:47
You want to compare yourself to AIA at just $1.56? That's small-minded, brother.
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The chart may look similar, but whether it can actually break the ATH is what matters.
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I've heard this kind of "technical observation" too many times... and the result?
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Just set your stop-loss and that's it. The key is whether you can hold on until that day.
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Yet another "not investment advice" piece of investment advice—same old routine.
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Interesting, I'll keep watching... but don't expect me to chase the highs.
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Can BEAT finally make a real breakout? It's been dragging on here forever.
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ForkPrince
· 12-06 14:38
$1.56? This chart pattern is really interesting. Let's wait for a new high before making any decisions.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 12-06 14:29
Thinking of the AIA wave at just 1.56? That's a bit intense, bro.
$BEAT's all-time high is around $1.56. Interestingly, the chart formation resembles $AIA's process of rising to $20. A stop-loss position can be considered on an ATH breakout.
This is not investment advice, just a technical observation.