The project $ASTER has been frequently mentioned by a certain pro in the industry this year, with a rough total of 36 times. The most recent action occurred on November 2nd, when he built a position with real money at a price of 0.9. Interestingly, the price has now returned to this level.
To be honest, I rarely see cases of such continuous betting. Maybe he wants to replicate the successful experience of the past in the decentralized exchange track? After all, on-chain trading infrastructure does represent a certain direction—user demand for asset sovereignty has been growing.
Of course, the competition in the DEX field is fierce, with technical barriers and user habits posing challenges. Whether Aster can break through depends on the speed of product iteration and the ability to build an ecosystem. However, from the perspective of chip distribution and attention, this price level is indeed worth observing.
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ser_we_are_early
· 12-02 00:03
The pro has called out 36 times, and it's still at 0.9... is this for real? How heavy must the chips be?
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In such a competitive DEX space, what makes Aster stand out? Is it the technology or the ecosystem?
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With the price oscillating around 0.9, retail investors are getting anxious, while institutions are accumulating chips.
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On-chain transactions are indeed a trend, but is entering ASTER now buying the dip or catching a falling knife? Honestly, I'm not sure.
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How much of this 36 times calling out is inflated? It feels a bit ridiculous.
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If the price returns to the build a position price, either he has a unique insight, or there's a problem with the project; this recent fall has been quite harsh.
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For a DEX that can't keep up with ecosystem construction, no matter how strong the technology is, it's pointless. Let's see how Aster performs in the coming time.
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While the distribution of chips looks good, without real application scenarios, it's ultimately a house of cards.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 12-01 21:50
pro named 36 times, this must be closely watched... However, the price level of 0.9 is being tested repeatedly, it feels like it’s still looking for a bottom.
The DEX path is inherently competitive, whether it can break through still depends on which product can be used.
How is the chip distribution? Are there Large Investors hoarding?
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 12-01 21:49
The pro has called out 36 times, it must be really optimistic, just thinking about it feels ridiculous.
Is 0.9 back again? If it weren't for the lack of funds, I would have bought the dip early, haha.
This DEX track is really competitive, but the concentration of chips is quite interesting.
Wait, can this logic work? I'm a bit confused.
Forget it, I'll enter a position first, anyway, the pro is here.
If the price falls from this level again, I will really be convinced.
I don’t believe in DEX anymore, too many projects have died.
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PhantomMiner
· 12-01 21:46
The pro really means business with 36 mentions, which shows this matter is not just talk.
0.9 is back? This buying point is indeed quite special.
The DEX space has become extremely competitive, but the demand for on-chain self-custody is genuinely there; it just depends on how fast Aster can run.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-01 21:39
Pro 36 times calling out? They must really be optimistic, and at 0.9 I'm also feeling dizzy, it's indeed time to buy the dip.
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The DEX sector is really competitive, but if it can really take off, it will be valuable. I wonder if Aster can withstand the pressure.
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Is there still an opportunity now that the price has returned to 0.9, or has it already been accumulated enough? I'm a bit unsure.
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On-chain trading infrastructure sounds impressive, but will users really use it? That's the key.
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The concentration of chip distribution is actually a double-edged sword; Large Investors can leave just as easily as they come.
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36 times calling out sounds intense, but the words of industry pros are not always reliable; the product should speak for itself.
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Is entering the market now buying the dip or catching a falling knife? It's really hard to say.
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If we can truly replicate the successful experiences of the past, then there is indeed room for imagination, but the premise is that the product can keep up.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 12-01 21:21
The pro's 36 mentions really weren't in vain, this price point of 0.9 is indeed worth entering a position.
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With the DEX track being so competitive, what makes Aster stand out... it depends on whether there are any real materials behind it.
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With such firm betting, the chips must have been counted in advance.
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The price returning to 0.9 feels like a test of willpower, still observing.
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The key is whether the ecological construction can keep up; otherwise, no matter how much you follow, it will be futile.
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The demand for on-chain autonomy indeed exists in the long term, but there are too many competitors. What can Aster use to position itself?
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This wave of actions doesn't look like short-term speculation; it seems to have some substance.
The project $ASTER has been frequently mentioned by a certain pro in the industry this year, with a rough total of 36 times. The most recent action occurred on November 2nd, when he built a position with real money at a price of 0.9. Interestingly, the price has now returned to this level.
To be honest, I rarely see cases of such continuous betting. Maybe he wants to replicate the successful experience of the past in the decentralized exchange track? After all, on-chain trading infrastructure does represent a certain direction—user demand for asset sovereignty has been growing.
Of course, the competition in the DEX field is fierce, with technical barriers and user habits posing challenges. Whether Aster can break through depends on the speed of product iteration and the ability to build an ecosystem. However, from the perspective of chip distribution and attention, this price level is indeed worth observing.