The 4-hour golden cross resonance for $BEAT is about to come to an end. Although the price is weakening, there is some money quietly building positions behind the scenes, which is actually quite interesting.

The question is—if the market doesn't turn bullish and instead breaks below the 0.54 support, it will essentially be another round of mutually understood trap games. Once the support is broken, the downside could extend beyond 0.3; a 50% drop to 0.2 is also possible.

But there is a logical consistency here: if the decline is really severe, the bullish longs at lower levels won't be able to explode, and the difficulty for short-term profit-taking by bears will also increase. When the long side is not fully cleaned out, even the market makers may not dare to continue dumping—after all, they need to pave the way for subsequent chip realization.

Even if the bears are in the lead, they can't avoid being preempted when they try to escape. So looking ahead, the trend is likely to evolve as follows: a limited but definite rebound, during which the bears will gradually retreat.