I recently saw the ASTER project, and it really leaves one speechless.
A big shot from a certain exchange said he is optimistic about it and even mentioned that he bought some himself—sounds quite flattering, but guess what? He was using "pocket money"; this light-hearted way of calling out positions, just think about what it really means.
There is a member in the project team called cc, who used to shout in the community every day "Hold firmly, I am optimistic in the long run", but what happened? He cleared his position when it was at 1.1. I am really impressed by this kind of operation, talking one way and acting another.
Some KOLs casually say, "Seeing 200U is not a problem"—bro, do you want me to sell you 2U right now? Back in the day, Huobi had such a large scale, and issuing 100 million HT was not this crazy. Where does ASTER get the courage for this 8 billion market cap?
The funniest thing is that someone said, "The app is now on the Apple App Store, it's going to take off"—please, other exchanges can already be listed in compliant regions. If you can launch on the app store in mainland China, that would be a real skill.
Finally, let's talk about the market value management team of the project party: Retail investors want to make money? Sorry, they never agreed to that. It's a typical "I won't initiate a pump, but if you raise the price, I'll dump"—this operation is as classic as it gets.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 9m ago
It's the same old "pocket money" signal routine—just listen and don't take it seriously.
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0xOverleveraged
· 12-01 22:50
Pocket money advocate, it's really amazing, that's why I no longer trust KOLs.
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governance_lurker
· 12-01 22:49
Pocket money advocate, mouth cannon close all positions, this trap combo is really amazing.
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DuckFluff
· 12-01 22:46
Pocket money advocate, close all positions face slap, 8 billion plate to scare people, I've long seen through this routine, a typical scythe harvesting mechanism.
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RugpullTherapist
· 12-01 22:35
Pocket money advocate, close all positions dumping, I've seen this combo too many times, ASTER's situation is really outrageous.
CC's operation was absolutely stunning, their mouth and hands are really not on the same channel.
With an 8 billion scale, why be so arrogant, HT didn't even have this courage back then.
Listing on the app and starting to boast, come on, this is basic operation, okay?
The project party's logic is that you raise the price, I dump, a perfect closed loop.
I recently saw the ASTER project, and it really leaves one speechless.
A big shot from a certain exchange said he is optimistic about it and even mentioned that he bought some himself—sounds quite flattering, but guess what? He was using "pocket money"; this light-hearted way of calling out positions, just think about what it really means.
There is a member in the project team called cc, who used to shout in the community every day "Hold firmly, I am optimistic in the long run", but what happened? He cleared his position when it was at 1.1. I am really impressed by this kind of operation, talking one way and acting another.
Some KOLs casually say, "Seeing 200U is not a problem"—bro, do you want me to sell you 2U right now? Back in the day, Huobi had such a large scale, and issuing 100 million HT was not this crazy. Where does ASTER get the courage for this 8 billion market cap?
The funniest thing is that someone said, "The app is now on the Apple App Store, it's going to take off"—please, other exchanges can already be listed in compliant regions. If you can launch on the app store in mainland China, that would be a real skill.
Finally, let's talk about the market value management team of the project party: Retail investors want to make money? Sorry, they never agreed to that. It's a typical "I won't initiate a pump, but if you raise the price, I'll dump"—this operation is as classic as it gets.