$BERA
move from ~0.59 into 1.53 was a pure price discovery impulse. The immediate rejection from the top confirms that was a blow off high, not sustainable demand. What matters now is what happened after and this is where the chart stays constructive.
Price is currently holding around 0.88–0.90, forming a tight consolidation range. Importantly:
We are well above the origin of the move
No aggressive continuation selling
Volume has significantly declined, signaling seller exhaustion rather than distribution
This structure looks like post-impulse basing, not collapse.
Key technical levels:
Primary support: 0.82–0.85 (must hold to maintain bullish structure)
Range acceptance: ~0.88–0.92 (current equilibrium)
First resistance: ~0.95–1.00
Major supply: 1.15–1.30, then the ATH wick zone near 1.53
If price reclaims 1.00 with expanding volume, continuation toward higher resistance zones becomes likely. If 0.82 fails, expect a deeper retrace toward 0.70–0.75, which would still be a healthy pullback given the magnitude of the initial run.
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