2025-12-09 16:36:13

Based on recent observations, asterdex is indeed steadily making progress: the buyback mechanism is running, burn data is verifiable, the app features keep being updated, actual business is generating revenue, and the team steps in to support the price at key moments.

After seeing so many “PPT projects,” it’s rare to come across a team that actually gets things done. No matter how nice the talk is, what really matters is on-chain data and the speed of product iteration.

Personally, my highest entry cost was around $1.378, so I’m not too worried right now. What price did you all get in at?

To be honest, if this combination of initiatives can keep going, it doesn’t seem impossible for ASTER to hit $2—of course, that’s assuming the overall market doesn’t tank. Do you all think this target is realistic?

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RugpullTherapist

· 2025-12-12 14:13

Data doesn't lie, and this is the project team I like. Bought in at around 1 dollar, much more comfortable than watching those pump-and-dump coins. How's the current holding? Any unrealized gains? The buyback and burn strategy is indeed top-notch, at least the attitude is clear. I don't count on market support; the key is still to focus on product and revenue. On-chain data transparency is so high, it's indeed rare. What updates did the app have this week? Is anyone following up? Two dollars is a normal target, but it depends on the market trend. I'm just worried that the overall environment might suddenly turn against us; all efforts could be in vain.

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FunGibleTom

· 2025-12-11 19:45

1.378 isn't a bad entry point. What's the current price now? I'm just worried that protecting the market might sound easy but is hard to actually do. --- The data is verifiable, but good on-chain data doesn't necessarily mean the secondary market can pick up; those are two different things. --- They say the actual business has revenue every day, but is it possible that it just looks good on paper? --- I've seen too many PPT projects, but many good projects also end up crashing. Can ASTER really sustain this wave? --- $2? Let's first see if it can stay steady at $1. Don't get too carried away with hype. --- The buyback and burn process is played by projects every day. Everyone knows how it will end in the end. --- To be honest, everyone asks at what price each coin entered; it all depends on who can hold out until the end. --- The idea of market protection sounds a bit risky, like it’s about maintaining stability. --- The team will protect the market... to what extent does everyone trust them? --- Just think of the $2 target as a rough idea, don't take it too seriously.

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JustHereForMemes

· 2025-12-09 17:04

Getting in at 1.378 was indeed a good move. Their on-chain data is quite transparent; it’s not just empty talk. But at $2... it depends on whether they can keep up with future iterations. If BTC drops further, things could get risky. I bought the dip a bit at 0.8, so I’m not in a rush to sell. Anyway, the fact that the app features are still being updated is real.

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DataChief

· 2025-12-09 17:00

Those who got in at 1.378 can really feel at ease this time. On-chain data doesn’t lie. How should I put it? It’s rare to see a team genuinely supporting the price; most project teams have already run off by now. $2? The premise is that this market cycle doesn't start moving slowly again, or else even the best project won't matter. I’m optimistic about this combo of buyback and burn, but the question is how long they can sustain it. That depends on actual business progress going forward. Honestly, compared to those who just talk big, I can accept ASTER’s operating style. What are you guys thinking now? Still averaging down or just watching?

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gas_fee_trauma

· 2025-12-09 16:50

Can on-chain data be faked? No, it can't. I just like to see solid projects like this instead of constant hype. Bought in at 1.2, averaged down to 0.89, now it's all about sustainability. $2? Let's survive the bear market first. But the combo moves are actually pretty decent. Buyback + burn + iteration—if they can really stick to this playbook, it's worth it. The worry is that after two months, it'll just be the same old story again. What scares me most is when the team props up the price so much that they start believing it themselves, but for now the data actually looks good. Hitting $2 isn't just a dream, but if the overall market crashes, it’s all for nothing. Who dares to bet now? This is what a normal project should look like—no need for daily bragging. 1.378? Bro, your entry price is pretty aggressive—I haven’t caught up yet. On-chain is where the truth comes out, no matter how good the hype sounds. ASTER's moves are actually pretty eye-catching. The data is right there—arguing is pointless. It's just a matter of how long they can keep this up. $2 isn't impossible, but it depends on the whole market's mood.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 2025-12-09 16:41

A cost of 1.378? Bro, you made a profit, I freaking bought in at the top. Yeah, on-chain data doesn't lie, way more reliable than listening to PR hype. The buyback and burn plan looks decent to me, just worried execution might fall short later. $2? If the market is good, it seems possible, just worried retail investors won't be able to sell later. As for market support, to be honest, it still depends on upcoming products—just throwing money at it won’t last long. I'm holding here too, let's just go for it, there aren't really any better options anyway. Now that's the right attitude: actual income > shitcoins, it's not too late to wake up.

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