BERA has pulled back from the high of 1.0366. This wave of decline indeed scared many people. But upon closer inspection of the market, the trading volume has significantly shrunk, what does this indicate? The main funds have not actually exited in large scale.
Low-level oscillations are often like this — seemingly fierce declines are actually washing out those retail investors with unstable mindsets. The unwilling profit-taking has been cleared out, which precisely indicates that the main forces are recovering chips. Currently, around the 0.899 level, from a volume perspective, there is indeed a clear sign of volume contraction.
The rapid decline pattern of strong coins usually follows a rule: during the decline, the volume cannot effectively expand, which often indicates that the subsequent upward momentum is being accumulated. This does not mean it will definitely surge, but rather that the market structure is still brewing. From a technical standpoint, this volume-contraction downward pattern is indeed worth paying attention to — the main forces are preparing for the next wave of market movement.
If you are observing this coin, now is a good time to pay attention to the changes in trading volume. When the volume suddenly surges, that is the real signal.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 5h ago
The concept of shrinking volume to wash out the market has almost become a cliché, but in this wave of BERA, I really haven't seen any signs of a dump; the main force truly hasn't run away.
Volume and liquidity basically depend on the main force's attitude—if no one is dumping, it means they still want to play. But don't get too optimistic; accumulation could also turn into a fate of being the bagholder.
Let's wait until the volume suddenly explodes before making any judgments. Anything said now is just empty talk.
I believe in main force washouts, but can this really rally, or will it continue to decline silently?
Shrinking volume isn't necessarily a good sign; it could also indicate that no one is optimistic... this analysis is a bit too optimistic.
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SwapWhisperer
· 5h ago
The old routine of volume consolidation is over; the key is still to see when the main force will launch. The moment trading volume expands is when the real show begins.
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GateUser-3339b780
· 6h ago
No panic, no cutting losses, buy more when you have money
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BugBountyHunter
· 6h ago
The theory of volume contraction and shakeout has been heard many times, but this time BERA's movement is indeed a bit interesting. The shrinking volume indicates that they really haven't run away.
But to be honest, the main force's chip recovery sounds good, but who really knows? Maybe it's just that the funds have lost their heat.
Let's wait for the moment when the volume expands. At that time, we'll see if it's truly a buildup or just a false breakout.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 6h ago
A decline on decreasing volume is just like this; the main force is shaking out the weak hands. Just wait for the breakout with increased volume.
BERA has pulled back from the high of 1.0366. This wave of decline indeed scared many people. But upon closer inspection of the market, the trading volume has significantly shrunk, what does this indicate? The main funds have not actually exited in large scale.
Low-level oscillations are often like this — seemingly fierce declines are actually washing out those retail investors with unstable mindsets. The unwilling profit-taking has been cleared out, which precisely indicates that the main forces are recovering chips. Currently, around the 0.899 level, from a volume perspective, there is indeed a clear sign of volume contraction.
The rapid decline pattern of strong coins usually follows a rule: during the decline, the volume cannot effectively expand, which often indicates that the subsequent upward momentum is being accumulated. This does not mean it will definitely surge, but rather that the market structure is still brewing. From a technical standpoint, this volume-contraction downward pattern is indeed worth paying attention to — the main forces are preparing for the next wave of market movement.
If you are observing this coin, now is a good time to pay attention to the changes in trading volume. When the volume suddenly surges, that is the real signal.