What’s Next for Berachain After a 210% Rally?

Berachain shocked the market with a near 210% intraday surge before prices pulled back. The spike was driven by a sharp short squeeze: funding rates plunged as low as negative 5,900% and 24-hour trading volume climbed to $2.23 billion, producing an explosive but largely speculative move.

Chaikin Money Flow stayed below zero during the rally, indicating that capital outflows continued to dominate. A bearish divergence formed as the price made a higher high while CMF printed a lower high, a setup that often precedes corrections and leaves leveraged long positions vulnerable.

Derivatives data highlight a significant liquidation cluster just above $0.62: a fall below $0.626 could trigger about $5.26 million in long liquidations and potentially accelerate losses. At publication BERA traded at $0.823; a confirmed break under $0.795 could send the token toward $0.620 and possibly extend losses to $0.438.

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