Despite 2.33x more sellers than buyers, BERA quietly gained

↗6.62%

over the past week ahead of a

.

Short-term gains amid longer-term decline

The monthly decline of roughly

↘27.26%

contrasts with recent weekly strength, with BERA outpacing Layer 1 peers by roughly

↗0.71%

over the past week even as the broader Layer 1 category gained roughly

↗5.90%

over the same period.

Selling pressure remains elevated

The buyer-seller ratio stood at 0.43 over the past 24 hours (2.33x more sellers than buyers) while trading volume dropped roughly

↘58.94%

over the same period.

despite the reduced activity.

Network upgrade scheduled for July

A major exchange will suspend deposits and withdrawals starting July 8

for a scheduled network upgrade, a routine operational event that temporarily limits trading access.

Trading costs remain low

Trading costs for active positions remained low at approximately 0.01% (around 10.98% annualized), indicating balanced interest from both buyers and sellers in the derivatives market.