We've been observing the smart money flow into BEAT for some time now. To be honest, the short positions sometimes show floating profits that can reach the million-dollar level, but they quickly shrink upon a glance. The market continues to decline, yet there are always people taking profits from short positions and running. This clearly indicates the situation.

In such a scenario, trying to manipulate the market is simply a pipe dream. If the short sellers are too greedy and hold onto their floating profits without exiting, the purpose of market manipulation becomes very clear—to hit the short sellers' floating profits, or even trap them, causing a batch of them to get liquidated. Basically, the current strategy of these market makers is very straightforward: they want to wipe out the longs completely, wait until the shorts are also fully satisfied and exit, and then the story of this coin will be over. Eventually, being delisted by various platforms becomes inevitable.

No matter who wins this round—bulls or bears—the final direction of the coin price is still heading toward one point—zero.