2026-01-17 10:28:51

ASTER's recent market trend is still quite interesting. Looking at the daily chart over the past month, it has been in a oscillating upward rhythm—red candles on the 13th and 14th, indicating that funds are quietly accumulating. However, on the 15th, there was a sharp decline that scared out many people. Fortunately, it didn't continue to fall sharply; instead, it quickly recovered from the lows and has now turned red for two consecutive trading days.

From a technical perspective, this sign of stopping the decline is quite clear. Two consecutive days of gains on the daily chart suggest that buying power is returning. If it can break through the previous resistance level, there may still be room for further gains. The recent pullback was not deep, which actually provides a better opportunity for low-cost entry. For friends looking to go long, this position is worth observing. Of course, before entering, it's important to confirm whether the trading volume supports it and avoid chasing highs.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-17 10:58

Two consecutive daily increases and then start telling stories, typical armchair strategist. I'm more concerned about the level of trading volume, and I hope it doesn't become a different story after another month.

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WalletManager

· 01-17 10:52

Buying the dip is an art; chasing highs is just giving away money. Hold your chips tight and don't panic—on-chain data is the real truth.

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ZKSherlock

· 01-17 10:48

actually... the whole "volume confirmation" thing everyone keeps talking about? that's just probabilistic proof systems applied to market mechanics, right? like, you need cryptographic primitives of data integrity before trusting any reversal signals tbh

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-17 10:46

The rhythm of a rebound from the lows is indeed interesting, it all depends on whether the volume will give it face. This wave of pulling up from the bottom still doesn't feel decisive enough, I always feel it's a bit虚. It's both technical buyers returning and low-cost buying opportunities, talking is easier than doing. That jump on the 15th directly scared me into a slip and sold, now looking at the rebound I feel a bit regretful. For the resistance level, I need to wait for a breakthrough before I dare to follow, I don't want to get caught. If the volume doesn't cooperate, this rebound is虚, everyone is watching. Every time I say not to chase highs, in the end, too many can't resist chasing.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-17 10:46

Trying to scam me into bottom fishing again? How did your predictions turn out last time?

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-17 10:37

The wave on the 15th scared out all the newcomers; only those who bought at low levels are making money. If the volume doesn't keep up, it's just a fake breakout. Don't just look at the K-line. Thinking it's about to take off after two consecutive days of rise? Still too young. This position is indeed good for accumulation, but I'm still waiting for a deeper correction. I believe in ASTER, but the manipulator is really good at messing with people.

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