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Everyone is watching Binance withdrawals, but the top trending topic on Square is a coin called BEAMX: how did it manage to double in the face of a hacking incident?
Go with your gut: A) I’d jump in, B) I’d rather wait and watch a little longer.
Morning snapshot, Nov. 2 (No. 1 trending on Square over the past 6 hours; Finnhub Binance price): BEAMX was around $0.00529–$0.005309, up about 5.8% to 6.95% over 24 hours. The surge on Oct. 31 was more dramatic: Upbit data showed a 24-hour gain of about 47.72%, while Binance’s BEAMX page showed about 19.83% over the same period (different platforms and measurement times, so they aren’t directly comparable). According to Beam’s official description, BEAM is used for transactions in its gaming and application ecosystem and to pay gas fees on the Beam network.
This rally began after the Oct. 30 Binance hot-wallet incident. According to AMBCrypto, the Beam Foundation froze and burned about 984 million BEAM from the attacker’s address, but that burn transaction has not yet been independently verified. So we can’t conclude that it caused the price rise.
Honestly, being the top trending topic and gaining dozens of percentage points in a day looks like a bargain—but smells like chasing a rally. I won’t make the call for you; I’ll just remind you: don’t treat unverified information as a fundamental.
Bottom line: Put it on the watchlist, don’t chase the rally. Just watch whether it can hold around $0.005 and whether the burn gets solid on-chain proof.
Once the burn transaction is independently confirmed on-chain, I’ll help you check the figures right away. I screen coins and share three research updates every day, on schedule, and follow major events as soon as they happen. The data is real.
The oracle has spoken; you decide your position. —Shengshou
For entertainment and metaphysical purposes only; not investment advice.
#玄学炒币 #BEAMX #Beam #AssetScreening
Everyone is watching Binance withdrawals, but the top trending topic on Square is a coin called BEAMX: how did it manage to double in the face of a hacking incident?
Go with your gut: A) I’d jump in, B) I’d rather wait and watch a little longer.
Morning snapshot, Nov. 2 (No. 1 trending on Square over the past 6 hours; Finnhub Binance price): BEAMX was around $0.00529–$0.005309, up about 5.8% to 6.95% over 24 hours. The surge on Oct. 31 was more dramatic: Upbit data showed a 24-hour gain of about 47.72%, while Binance’s BEAMX page showed about 19.83% over the same period (different platforms and measurement times, so they aren’t directly comparable). According to Beam’s official description, BEAM is used for transactions in its gaming and application ecosystem and to pay gas fees on the Beam network.
This rally began after the Oct. 30 Binance hot-wallet incident. According to AMBCrypto, the Beam Foundation froze and burned about 984 million BEAM from the attacker’s address, but that burn transaction has not yet been independently verified. So we can’t conclude that it caused the price rise.
Honestly, being the top trending topic and gaining dozens of percentage points in a day looks like a bargain—but smells like chasing a rally. I won’t make the call for you; I’ll just remind you: don’t treat unverified information as a fundamental.
Bottom line: Put it on the watchlist, don’t chase the rally. Just watch whether it can hold around $0.005 and whether the burn gets solid on-chain proof.
Once the burn transaction is independently confirmed on-chain, I’ll help you check the figures right away. I screen coins and share three research updates every day, on schedule, and follow major events as soon as they happen. The data is real.
The oracle has spoken; you decide your position. —Shengshou
For entertainment and metaphysical purposes only; not investment advice.
#玄学炒币 #BEAMX #Beam #AssetScreening