Why is Beat Price Down Today After the Recent Rally

The BEAT price down today has surprised some traders, especially after a strong rally of 5600% since its launch. Audiera (BEAT) fell 43.7% in 24 hours (vs. the crypto market’s -0.62%). On the surface, the drop looks sharp. But when you slow down and look at the chart, the move starts to make more sense.

This downturn is not unexpected. The price reaction aligns well with previous actions during strong rallies.

What the BEAT Chart Shows After the Recent Price Drop

On the 4-hour chart, Audiera did move up, but it was not a clean push. Price was rising, but the structure was tightening; the rising wedge was already a hint that the move was getting heavy. Near the highs, the price tried to hold, but it slipped back due to selling pressure and liquidations. Price started coming down and found itself near the 0.5-0.618 Fibonacci area, the place where moves get slow, and that is exactly what happened. The fall did not continue in a straight line. At this level, maximum prices may hold consolidations and make the reversal moves.

Source: Tradingview

RSI also dropped close to the oversold zone; it usually means momentum cooled off after the run. So now, it looks like this: a fast up move, rejections at the top, and then a pause around a support level. Also, the Binance airdrop triggered a sell-off and high leverage liquidation.

Historical Context Makes This Move Less Surprising

Looking at past price action, Audiera has a habit of pulling back hard after rallies. Several previous moves ended with drops between 45 and 55 percent before the price found balance again. Those corrections did not end the trend. They reset it.

One of the analysts, Raremint, pointed out that BEAT has been extremely volatile lately. Even after a sharp pullback of around 50%, the token is still close to up 500 percent over the past month. The project is valued at roughly $2.2 billion and is built on the BNB Chain.

Source: X@raremints_

The current decline lines up closely with those earlier pullbacks. That matters because markets always repeat behavior; especially in lower-liquidity assets, this current move looks more like a cycle correction than a breakdown.

Is the Trend Broken or Just Cooling Off

Right now, nothing on the chart suggests that BEAT has lost its broader structure. Price is still holding above zones that have acted as support before, and the pullback is happening within a range the market already recognizes. That matters, because real trend breaks usually come with sharp follow-through. This move has not shown that yet.

Pullbacks after fast rallies tend to feel worse than they are. When price climbs quickly, some giveback is almost unavoidable. What matters more is how the market behaves once that selling slows.

Expert View on the BEAT Price 

If we go through the crypto price prediction, BEAT looks like it’s cooling off after a strong run, with the price now sitting near the 0.5–0.618 Fibonacci zone around the low-$2 range, which is acting as short-term support. RSI near 36 shows selling pressure has eased. If this area holds, BEAT may consolidate before any next move. On the upside, the $3.5–$4.5 zone remains the main resistance, while a clear break below support could open the way toward the next demand levels of $1.5–$1.

Disclaimer: This article contains general information and is not to be considered financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments have proven to be highly volatile. You must do your own personal research prior to making any investments.