#ASTER ASTER this coin is currently causing a lot of noise in the marketplace. Some say it will drop to 0.001, while others believe it can surge to $20. But look at those large investor wallet addresses—many have poured in several million dollars at once. A former exchange boss also publicly expressed optimism and has positions in his account. Who do you believe? Those futures traders who get liquidated nine times in three days? The logic of futures short positions isn't flawed—when ETH was at $4,600, they said it was overvalued and shorted; when BNB rose to $1,200, they continued shorting. Recently, this black swan event has indeed taken a big bite out of the shorts. But trading is always about temporary wins and losses—survival is the real key. Remember when GIGGLE first hit $120? A guy was aggressively opening short positions, making a killing by trading between $80 and $120. Then one night, GIGGLE suddenly surged to $250, and he got liquidated, and he still hasn't recovered. ASTER is focused on the DEX track. Vitalik and some big names in the industry have publicly praised the potential of decentralized exchanges, with the latter even claiming that ASTER might surpass certain platform tokens. There are also many well-known faces in the project team. The track is solid, and with strong backing, the project's fundamentals are quite credible. Short-term rises and falls don't matter much; every pullback is just large investors accumulating. Buy and hold, and wait for the answer—seven years from now, you'll see if you're driving a luxury car or riding an electric scooter. By the way, ASTER has already initiated a destruction mechanism. In the S3 phase, over 10 million tokens are expected to be burned—similar to how a certain platform token burns 50% of its supply over seven years, ASTER will likely burn at least half, possibly up to 90%. This is a real deflationary model. So don’t focus too much on the price swings. Buy, hold, and wait—seven years later, you'll know if you’re riding in a luxury car or riding an e-scooter. In this coin game, without some faith, you might as well trade stocks. I’ll have this motivational speech first—everyone can do as they please.