2025-12-16 07:00:23

#大户持仓变化 Recently, there is a phenomenon in the market worth noting — projects like $BEAT have performance logic quite similar to $pippin. The recent market trend has indeed trapped many people, including some of my followers who have been caught or liquidated in this wave.

First, let's talk about the structure of $BEAT itself. It combines hot topics like Web3 gaming, social, and AI, with the entire hype driven by clear factors — hype sentiment, exchange exposure, and incentive mechanisms. From this perspective, it can attract a large influx of capital in the short term, but the long-term fundamental risks are significant.

The mechanism is a typical deflationary design — 125,000 tokens are burned weekly. This continuous shrinking of circulating supply can temporarily boost the price. Looking at the data, the recent heat is understandable: a 983% increase over the past month, and a 49.7% surge in just 24 hours. Currently, there are nearly a hundred bullish whales and about fifty bearish whales, and the trend continues to expand.

Honestly, the participant landscape in such projects is quite interesting. Big players are fueling the hype, retail investors are chasing the rise, but the difficulty for latecomers to take over is evident. $BTC's performance this year is already full of uncertainties, and in this context, chasing small coins with high risk requires a clear understanding of one's risk appetite.

BEAT-0,73%

PIPPIN-14,68%

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PensionDestroyer

· 2025-12-19 06:56

Here comes another deflation scam, truly unbelievable --- Whales are selling off, retail investors are still buying in, I've played this game before --- A 983% increase is a signal, brother, it's time to run --- Weekly token burns? Sounds like the same old tricks as those previous projects --- Fans caught in the trap are really miserable, this is the price of chasing the peak --- Short-term rise, long-term zero, an eternal truth --- Bullish hundreds, bearish fifty, it's obvious something's wrong --- Web3 gaming, social AI—just a bunch of hot topics piled together, is that all? --- Basically, just waiting for the last sucker to come in and take the fall --- BTC isn't even stable, yet they dare to play with small-cap coins, really brave

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FlashLoanLarry

· 2025-12-18 11:46

ngl the deflation mechanics here are just opportunity cost masquerading as tokenomics... those 125k weekly burns aren't sustainable narrative fuel forever

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MissedTheBoat

· 2025-12-17 04:20

It's the same old trick again. Bitcoin is still hovering at high levels. Only brave souls dare to chase these deflationary small tokens. Basically, it's just whales pumping and dumping, with bagholders waiting to be cut. A 983% increase... just looking at it is intimidating. I just want to ask, does destroying 125,000 tokens this week really can support the price? How much real demand is needed to fill this gap?

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TheMemefather

· 2025-12-16 07:30

Is this the same old trick? Deflationary burns to pump the price, 988% increase all achieved this way. The bagholders are just waiting to be harvested. --- A hundred or so long whales just want to stabilize the market. Laughable. Retail investors are still chasing below. --- $BEAT stacking hot spots is indeed a brilliant move. Web3 + AI + gaming, hype is maxed out, but what about the fundamentals? I bet five bucks this wave will end with a bunch of trapped investors. --- Almost 50% increase in 24 hours. Isn't this just ballooning? I'm genuinely worried. --- Big players stirring the pot while retail take the bait. This cycle is old. Why are people still rushing in? --- Circulating supply keeps shrinking in the short term to push prices up, but long-term collapse will be even worse. Everyone understands this, but they just can't help themselves. --- This guy's fans are all wiped out and trapped, yet he's still analyzing project logic. That's a bit ridiculous. --- With the same deflationary mechanism, everyone saw how Pippin died. Is BEAT really going to repeat the same mistake? --- Bullish and bearish whales are approaching, which actually indicates that the main players are preparing. Either they smash it up or cut it down. Retail investors are stuck in the middle, and that's the end of it. --- Bitcoin has been unpredictable this year. And you're still chasing a small coin built on hype? That's a gambler's behavior.

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NoStopLossNut

· 2025-12-16 07:26

Hmm... it's the same old trick again, deflation + concept stacking. I just want to see who will be the last to take the bait. Another hundredfold dream, every time it's a huge loss. My friend got caught in this wave too, I feel for him. Basically, it's big players harvesting, retail investors chasing dreams. 125,000 tokens burned weekly? Just a smoke screen, a price surge is the real trick. Now the long-short ratio is still in a crazy phase, the difficulty ahead... I dare not imagine. AI gaming social, just add a concept and it can take off? I scoff. Just based on this 24h increase of 49.7%, I know a crash is coming. Most people really lack risk awareness. Big fish eat small fish, that's how the game is played.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 2025-12-16 07:25

Hey, I've seen this routine before, with deflation, AI, and social networking—it's starting to get really common. I just want to ask, are those still buying in really making a profit? Big fish eat the little fish, retail investors drink the soup, and those who come later are basically just being handed the leftovers.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-16 07:24

It's the same old story, deflationary burns, whales taking over, hot topics piling up, the old tricks are tired Retail investors are always the last to be taken care of, always catching the falling knife A 983% increase—what does that mean? It just means the big players are dumping I stopped looking at these kinds of projects a long time ago, it's exhausting Chasing small-cap coins at a high price? Unless I’ve lost my mind I can't do anything about my followers getting trapped, I've already warned them all Bullish hundred, bearish fifty—this data itself is problematic Anyway, I’m just waiting to see the upcoming crash news

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WalletWhisperer

· 2025-12-16 07:07

It's the same old trick again, hot topics piled up + deflation + whale pushing, a classic recipe for cutting leeks. The younger generation really needs to wake up. Before chasing the rally, ask yourself how many months' rent you still have in your pocket. Big fish eat small fish, small fish eat shrimp, and retail investors eat... air? I'm really sorry for you guys who got caught this time. Next time, remember one thing: the faster it rises, the worse it dies. Legends never fade, they just switch to a different coin and continue the cycle.

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