#大户持仓变化 $ASTER recently many people have been bottom fishing at low levels, but in the short term, it may be necessary to stay rational.
I previously emphasized the importance of the 0.9 support line. Once trading volume increases and it breaks below this level, a rapid decline could follow. Based on this judgment, I already opened a short position at 0.89. For now, it seems I am managing this pace quite well.
From the market perspective, the bulls around 0.9 are actually just holding on. More interestingly, on-chain data shows that some large holders have already set up hedging positions near $1.2. This is what is called smart money — always prepared for both sides, rather than going all-in on one.
$ASTER's current position is indeed somewhat awkward. To turn around in the short term, an 80% chance still depends on fundamental changes like new staking mechanisms or deflationary designs.
My personal approach is to reserve 30% of funds to observe signals. The next trigger point is clear: either a volume breakout above 0.95 to confirm a trend reversal, or a direct drop below 0.85 to initiate an accelerated bottom search. Before that, it’s wise to keep an eye on the movements of large on-chain holders, as their position changes often reflect market expectations more accurately than candlestick charts.
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ForkItAll
· 12-18 00:04
Smart money is hedging, retail investors are still sleepwalking, this is the gap...
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-17 14:00
The smart money has already hedged, and we're still betting on a 0.9 support level. Just thinking about it is ridiculous.
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FortuneTeller42
· 12-16 07:00
Smart money has already left; those buying the dip at the bottom are just bagholders.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 12-16 06:59
Smart money has long been布局ed, and we're still tangled in 0.9, which is a bit awkward.
Big players are always one step ahead of retail investors, that's the gap.
Let's see if 0.85 will truly be the turning point.
On-chain data never lies, it's much more honest than technical analysis.
Bottom fishing requires caution; once the defense line breaks, it's the start of accelerated decline.
Wait for fundamental signals; anyway, I don't have much idle money.
This big brother's timing on short positions is quite good; we should learn from him.
Hedging in both directions is the way to go; those all-in are shouting for help.
Watching big players' positions is more reliable than just looking at daily K-line charts.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-16 06:57
Smart money is always preparing for two scenarios, while retail investors are still struggling to buy the dip. Laughing.
#大户持仓变化 $ASTER recently many people have been bottom fishing at low levels, but in the short term, it may be necessary to stay rational.
I previously emphasized the importance of the 0.9 support line. Once trading volume increases and it breaks below this level, a rapid decline could follow. Based on this judgment, I already opened a short position at 0.89. For now, it seems I am managing this pace quite well.
From the market perspective, the bulls around 0.9 are actually just holding on. More interestingly, on-chain data shows that some large holders have already set up hedging positions near $1.2. This is what is called smart money — always prepared for both sides, rather than going all-in on one.
$ASTER's current position is indeed somewhat awkward. To turn around in the short term, an 80% chance still depends on fundamental changes like new staking mechanisms or deflationary designs.
My personal approach is to reserve 30% of funds to observe signals. The next trigger point is clear: either a volume breakout above 0.95 to confirm a trend reversal, or a direct drop below 0.85 to initiate an accelerated bottom search. Before that, it’s wise to keep an eye on the movements of large on-chain holders, as their position changes often reflect market expectations more accurately than candlestick charts.