At first, I noticed $BEAT , it’s not because of the 'old IP' or the 'DJMAX nostalgia',
but because the market situation seems a bit off.

It's not the kind of trend that peaks immediately after launch.
FDV has been moving sideways above 1.5 billion USD for a long time, and during the pullback, the volume actually shrank.
The real increase in volume happens when everyone thinks 'there's almost no volume left.'

This kind of structure is actually quite familiar to traders.
It's not a retail investor sentiment market; it feels more like someone is slowly shifting positions and accumulating chips.

If you dig deeper, you'll find it can catch the trading volume, and it's not just luck.

It is a single-token model, without dual tokens draining each other;
Initial circulation is low, and external selling pressure is clean;
Multiple mainstream CEXs are trading simultaneously, and the depth is always there.

Putting these conditions together is inherently very suitable for trending.

But what really changed my perspective is the recent emergence of **'non-trading buying pressure'**.

In December, Audiera launched AI Payment.
It's not a beta version, not a whitelist, but real users generating music with token fees and using AI services.

Up to now, there have been 148,900+ $B produced on-chain.$BEAT Actual income.
Moreover, this portion of income is not lying in the project wallet, but is written into the rules—

Fixed Burn every week.

The first batch of 125,000 $BEAT has already been sent directly into the black hole.

At this moment,$BEAT it has changed.
It is no longer just a 'chip waiting for the story to be fulfilled',
it is starting to become: an asset that is used by some, bought by others, while the supply is decreasing.

This is also why you will see:

  • When trading volume increases, the price is not quickly smashed back down.

  • During the pullback phase, the selling pressure is actually getting lighter.

  • With each round of volume increase, the price center is being raised.

This is not a single-point emotional outbreak,
but rather a combination of trading + usage + destruction forces coming together.

Many people will compare it with MapleStory.
MapleStory proved that: the market is willing to give high valuations for old IPs on-chain.
Audiera is more like: filling in the puzzle of 'cash flow and deflation' on top of high consensus.

So from a trading perspective,

A trending target with a solid base, transactions, and a logic of supply contraction.

It is not relying on sentiment to pull a line,
but rather relying on volume, turnover, and continuous slight consumption to support the price.

The market has already given the answer.
What remains now is whether the market is willing to continue to amplify the trading volume.