Standing on the rooftop, blowing in the wind, the cow calls me to ask if BEAT has run yet
The wind on the rooftop was so strong that my T-shirt flapped violently. I sat cross-legged beside a water tank—two bottles of beer, a packet of peanuts, and my phone resting on my knee. Below, there was a sea of lights; above, the sky was hazy.
My phone rang. It was Cow Teacher.
"Jinniu, did your $BEAT run?"
"No," I checked my positions. "Bought at 3.1, now 3.26—up 160U."
"It’s up 50% and you still don’t run? Last time KAITO also didn’t run, and in the end you lost 800."
"This time is different," I said—and even I could hear how familiar it sounded.
"You always say it’s different. Last time ESP was different, the time before that KAITO was different..."
"Alright, what do you suggest I do?"
"Reduce your position. Sell half first to lock in profits, and then see if it can break the previous high before 6.18."
Thinking about it, it made sense. Sell half first—safely take the profit.
"Wait—last time you told me to reduce SOL. I just sold and it doubled."
There was silence on the other end for three seconds.
"T-then how about you just keep it all?"
"Weren’t you saying to sell half first?"
"Yeah, sell half first. Last time was last time." The cow’s tone wasn’t very confident.
I looked at the K-line. BEAT had surged from 2.14 to 3.34, then dropped back to 3.26. The upper wick was stuck at the top, like a lightning-rod teetering over the rooftop edge.
"Do you think the previous high before 6.18 can be broken?"
"How would I know? If I knew, wouldn’t I still be soldering in an electronics factory?"
Right. The cow was in an electronics factory; I was on a construction site moving bricks. Together, the money we’d lost could’ve been enough to build a floor back home.
"Forget it—I’ll keep it all."
"Are you crazy?"
"BEAT has an AI Agent narrative. The market cap is only 1 billion, and there’s also a trading competition backing it. Feels like it can break the previous high."
"Last time you said KAITO also had an AI InfoFi narrative, and it felt like it could break it too."
No way to respond. My “feelings” have never been right.
"Alright, I’ll sell half."
I hung up and took a sip of beer. Sold half, locked in 80U. The other half is still there—let it do whatever it wants.
The rooftop wind got even stronger. I pulled my T-shirt tighter, looked down at the lights. I couldn’t tell how many people were watching the screen too—how many were hesitating: run or hold.
I finished the peanuts, and there was half a bottle of beer left. Tomorrow I still had to move bricks. No matter whether BEAT breaks the previous high, the bricks still have to be moved.
#币圈日常 #合约爆仓 $BEAT
The wind on the rooftop was so strong that my T-shirt flapped violently. I sat cross-legged beside a water tank—two bottles of beer, a packet of peanuts, and my phone resting on my knee. Below, there was a sea of lights; above, the sky was hazy.
My phone rang. It was Cow Teacher.
"Jinniu, did your $BEAT run?"
"No," I checked my positions. "Bought at 3.1, now 3.26—up 160U."
"It’s up 50% and you still don’t run? Last time KAITO also didn’t run, and in the end you lost 800."
"This time is different," I said—and even I could hear how familiar it sounded.
"You always say it’s different. Last time ESP was different, the time before that KAITO was different..."
"Alright, what do you suggest I do?"
"Reduce your position. Sell half first to lock in profits, and then see if it can break the previous high before 6.18."
Thinking about it, it made sense. Sell half first—safely take the profit.
"Wait—last time you told me to reduce SOL. I just sold and it doubled."
There was silence on the other end for three seconds.
"T-then how about you just keep it all?"
"Weren’t you saying to sell half first?"
"Yeah, sell half first. Last time was last time." The cow’s tone wasn’t very confident.
I looked at the K-line. BEAT had surged from 2.14 to 3.34, then dropped back to 3.26. The upper wick was stuck at the top, like a lightning-rod teetering over the rooftop edge.
"Do you think the previous high before 6.18 can be broken?"
"How would I know? If I knew, wouldn’t I still be soldering in an electronics factory?"
Right. The cow was in an electronics factory; I was on a construction site moving bricks. Together, the money we’d lost could’ve been enough to build a floor back home.
"Forget it—I’ll keep it all."
"Are you crazy?"
"BEAT has an AI Agent narrative. The market cap is only 1 billion, and there’s also a trading competition backing it. Feels like it can break the previous high."
"Last time you said KAITO also had an AI InfoFi narrative, and it felt like it could break it too."
No way to respond. My “feelings” have never been right.
"Alright, I’ll sell half."
I hung up and took a sip of beer. Sold half, locked in 80U. The other half is still there—let it do whatever it wants.
The rooftop wind got even stronger. I pulled my T-shirt tighter, looked down at the lights. I couldn’t tell how many people were watching the screen too—how many were hesitating: run or hold.
I finished the peanuts, and there was half a bottle of beer left. Tomorrow I still had to move bricks. No matter whether BEAT breaks the previous high, the bricks still have to be moved.
#币圈日常 #合约爆仓 $BEAT