$BERA
Why is BERA’s price down?
1. Heavy selling & declining liquidity
After reaching highs near $7–15, BERA has faced sustained sell pressure.
Over $40M of tokens were dumped in just a week, and $3.4M in a single day, depleting liquidity pools and forcing prices lower .
2. Token unlocks add selling pressure
Scheduled unlocks are releasing millions of tokens:
$32 M) unlocked in May
~63 M more early next year, followed by monthly releases .
3. Decline in on-chain activity
Daily active addresses plunged from ~1.2 M to ~72 k .
Stablecoin reserves and total value locked (TVL) also dropped sharply, signaling waning ecosystem usage .
4. Bearish technical and futures market signals
Indicators like RSI and CMF are bearish following the airdrop; futures market has more sellers than buyers .
Still trading in a down-channel, though some short-lived rebounds toward $3–4 were spotted .
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⏳ Is a recovery possible?
Short-term: A technical bounce could occur around the $3 support zone, but without sustained demand and utility, that rally may not last .
Mid-to-long term: Recovery will depend on:
1. Ecosystem growth – more users and DeFi activity
2. Reduced selling pressure – slowed unlock schedules or new token sinks
3. Improved sentiment – especially futures markets shifting to net buyers
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✅ Summary
BERA's downturn is multi-faceted, driven by massive token unlocks, liquidity outflows, lower network usage, and negative technical indicators. While brief rebounds are possible, a strong recovery likely requires renewed investor confidence, ecosystem usage, and decreased token flooding.
