#数字货币市场洞察 $ASTER has an interesting phenomenon—every time it drops near a certain whale’s entry price, there’s a noticeable rebound. What does this indicate? There are quite a few whales accumulating at that level, and there’s plenty of support capital below.
From a fundamental perspective, it meets two core criteria for a bull market asset: controlled supply and currently low valuation. More importantly, this project uses real profits to buy back and burn tokens—that’s its true competitive edge.
The data is even more convincing. The buyback quota jumped directly from $3 million per day to $4 million, while the project’s total market cap is only $2.2 billion. In other words, you can imagine how aggressive the buyback is compared to the total market cap.
Next week, there will be an airdrop of 100 million tokens, which represents significant selling pressure. Before that, the market usually sees major players push up the price to unload—that’s a very normal game theory move.
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LiquidationHunter
· 19h ago
The whales are defending the price so aggressively—how could they not pump it a bit before the airdrop dump? The strategy is so transparent, are there really still people getting trapped?
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WenMoon
· 19h ago
I believe whales are supporting the price at the bottom, but that wave of airdrop dumping is really unbearable, isn't it?
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OffchainOracle
· 19h ago
Whales are supporting the price from below, the buyback intensity is so strong, and there will definitely be a pump before the airdrop. This logic makes sense.
But wait, a $4 million buyback compared to a $2.2 billion market cap is a bit ridiculous in terms of ratio.
Indeed, bull market tokens usually have these characteristics, but with 100 million tokens dumped during the airdrop, can the support funds really hold up? I’m not confident about that.
Every coin claims their supply is controlled. If you’re bullish, just DCA in.
You really need to be careful when the main players are offloading; don’t get caught on the wrong side of the dump.
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SwapWhisperer
· 19h ago
The whales are defending the price so aggressively; I'm afraid we'll get trapped again by the pump before next week's airdrop dump.
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TooScaredToSell
· 19h ago
A $4 million buyback is quite significant compared to the $2.2 billion market cap... but you really have to be cautious with that 100 million token airdrop.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 19h ago
The whales are defending the price so aggressively; they’ll probably pump it again to cut down the retail investors before the airdrop.
#数字货币市场洞察 $ASTER has an interesting phenomenon—every time it drops near a certain whale’s entry price, there’s a noticeable rebound. What does this indicate? There are quite a few whales accumulating at that level, and there’s plenty of support capital below.
From a fundamental perspective, it meets two core criteria for a bull market asset: controlled supply and currently low valuation. More importantly, this project uses real profits to buy back and burn tokens—that’s its true competitive edge.
The data is even more convincing. The buyback quota jumped directly from $3 million per day to $4 million, while the project’s total market cap is only $2.2 billion. In other words, you can imagine how aggressive the buyback is compared to the total market cap.
Next week, there will be an airdrop of 100 million tokens, which represents significant selling pressure. Before that, the market usually sees major players push up the price to unload—that’s a very normal game theory move.