2025-12-16 06:30:25

#美联储降息 $ASTER bottoming out requires patience; don’t be fooled by a short-term rebound.

I’ve always emphasized that 0.9 is a critical support level. Once trading volume confirms a downward breakthrough, the subsequent trend will accelerate downward. It’s precisely because of this that I decisively went short at 0.89, and my current judgment remains correct.

The current market situation is actually quite interesting — it looks like the bulls are struggling to hold around 0.9, but on-chain data tells a different story. Large investors have already set up hedging orders around $1.2, and smart money never bets on just one direction; being prepared for both sides is standard.

$ASTER’s current situation is a bit uncomfortable. To turn around in the short term, it will depend on whether a new staking mechanism or a deflationary model can be implemented to activate the market. But the real opportunity points are these two: either volume breaks above 0.95 to confirm a trend reversal, or it drops below 0.85 to test the bottom directly.

My habit is to always keep 30% of my position in reserve, waiting for a clear signal before acting. This way, I won’t get trapped and can react quickly at critical moments. $PIPPIN $PTB’s situation is similar — both need to wait for support levels to be confirmed before entering.

ASTER-3,44%

PIPPIN-0,82%

PTB4,03%

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AltcoinTherapist

· 2025-12-19 06:30

0.9 if it can't break, don't mess around, just wait for the signal --- Honestly, the big players are playing their hedging moves very skillfully. We're just small investors here to follow along --- I'm also using this 30% position strategy, but it's just mentally exhausting... --- The Federal Reserve cutting interest rates just to catch the bottom? Dream on, buddy --- On-chain data all points to a continued dip, bulls won't last much longer --- See @0.85@? Anyway, I'm already prepared to take a beating --- If the staking mechanism could save the market, I would be live streaming while eating my keyboard --- Holding onto my short positions tightly, waiting for @0.8@ everyone

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TokenomicsPolice

· 2025-12-19 05:46

0.9 break or not is the real question. Currently, those shouting to buy the dip are mostly just bagholders. Smart money has already set up hedges at 1.2, while we're still buying in the lower levels—thinking carefully is terrifying. ASTER needs to come up with some new tricks, or it will just die a slow death. A 30% position is indeed the right approach. I do the same. Don't ask me why I haven't made any money. Let's wait until 0.85. Entering now means being harvested.

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MemeKingNFT

· 2025-12-16 16:46

0.89 short position has already made a lot of profit, but I still have to say—don't rush to buy the dip, this rebound is just a trap to lure buyers.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 2025-12-16 06:36

0.9 can't be broken, this rebound is just a trap, don't chase it, buddy --- Smart money has already prepared both ways, we're retail investors still struggling to buy the dip --- Really, holding positions until signals appear is the way to go, being trapped is too painful --- If the staking mechanism can be developed, ASTER will have a chance --- On-chain data doesn't lie, the bulls are holding on there stubbornly --- The probability of a bottom at 0.85 isn't small, don't rush to buy in --- Expectations of interest rate cuts can't be easily driven up, we still need to look at the fundamentals --- I also went short at 0.89, now just waiting to see the show

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-16 06:34

0.9 is indeed a tough hurdle, but compared to chasing highs, I still trust on-chain data more. Wait, large traders' hedging orders at 1.2? That's an interesting logic, it feels like smart money never stops. ASTER this move must go through, or it would be really awkward. Holding 30% position is a classic move, I play it the same way, no need to rush. Can it hold at 0.85? I'm skeptical.

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