$BEAT I've seen this pattern too many times. The manipulative tactics of the whales are nothing new; this 20% fluctuation is just the appetizer, the real show is still to come.

Just now, many people asked: Is it okay to buy at 2.69? I want to ask you a question first—are you really capable of handling the risk?

**Look at what these numbers are telling us**

The 24-hour trading volume has surpassed 1 billion USD, which is no longer a small-cap level. This indicates that there are real large funds fighting here, not a game.

From a technical perspective, the high point of 3.5052 is the distribution zone of the whales, currently stuck at 2.6920, with the last line of defense for the bulls at 2.4416 below. The price is hanging in mid-air, with short-term moving averages still supporting it, but the selling pressure above is terrifying.

**The biggest risk with this pattern is a gradual decline**—a slow bleed every day, making you reluctant to cut, until you realize it’s already boiled in hot water.

**How to respond**

This decline is happening too quickly; a rebound and recovery are almost inevitable. Those trapped above 3.0, a rebound is your chance to escape—don’t hesitate. If you want to go long, set a stop loss at 2.4 and wait for the right side of the M pattern to break through.

One last thing: surviving and exiting the market is more important than anything else. Not being washed out by the whales is the real win.