Yesterday's anomalous spike $BERA to $1.5 has already become history. As of the evening of February 12, the token is trading at $0.745, completely neutralizing yesterday's jump of 200%. The speculative dust has settled, and the market has received a harsh but important lesson.
📊 Flight analysis for the last 24 hours:
Price: The rollback exceeded 50%. The asset did not hold the level of $1.0, confirming the manipulative nature of the pump.
Liquidations: $15 million in losses (mostly from shorts) fueled the "short squeeze." Once the fuel ran out, the price deflated.
Trade of the day: While the crowd was buying on fomo, trader loracle.hl secured a profit of $638,000 by opening a short at the peak ($1.33).
🧐 Why did this happen?
Today's on-chain data has dotted the "i". After the pump, a massive transfer of tokens to the exchange was recorded from wallets that received unlocked assets on February 6 (41.7% of the emission).
👉 Therefore, the pump was artificially created so that large owners (whales) could unload their positions at a favorable price.
🎓 What does this teach traders?
Skepticism towards "pumps without news": If an asset rises by 200% without official announcements — you become the "liquidity on exit" for insiders.
Watch for unlocks: Large unlocks always create pressure. A pump against the backdrop of new coins entering circulation is almost always a trap.
Market mechanics: The price rises not because the project has become better, but because the shorts are being forcibly "liquidated." When liquidations end, the price inevitably falls to real values.
💡 The example of BERA once again proves: it's better to miss the rocket than to become its fuel. The current price $BERA $0.745 reflects the real demand after the manipulative games ended.
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