2026-01-16 04:20:37

AsterDex's token buyback program has entered its 5th phase, with a total of 11.09 million $ASTER tokens repurchased so far. The performance in the past 24 hours has been particularly impressive—adding 247 new wallet addresses and repurchasing 711,500 tokens during the same period.

This high-frequency buyback pace is intriguing. The rapid growth in wallet addresses suggests increasing market interest in this project. But the question is, what kind of market expectations will such aggressive buybacks create? Will it drive prices higher or deplete future momentum? Different investors may have different interpretations.

For those following this project, the subsequent price trends and growth in wallet addresses are worth continued observation.

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MetaReckt

· 01-17 18:44

The buyback力度 is so aggressive, but it depends on whether there is real business support behind it; otherwise, it's just a paper prosperity. By the way, 247 new addresses in just one day—how does that number look? Is it considered high compared to other projects? Wait, a total of 11.09 million tokens? How much does that cost? Is the funding pool real? It feels a bit like hype... let's wait and see.

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FlashLoanKing

· 01-16 09:38

The buyback力度 is so aggressive, isn't it paving the way for a dump later?

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-16 04:50

With such a strong buyback effort, does it mean the team is really in a hurry or do they truly have confidence?

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0xSleepDeprived

· 01-16 04:49

The buyback is so aggressive, and the new address is still rising. It feels like they're laying the groundwork for a major move.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-16 04:35

Once again, liquidation has occurred, and this buyback pace is really fierce... 247 new addresses entered the market. I bet five dollars that half of them are here to buy the dip, but it still depends on whether the risk control points can hold. 710,000 coins were dumped within 24 hours. This isn't about supporting the market; it's about overdrawing the momentum. My painful lesson is almost on the tip of my tongue.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-16 04:31

Buybacks are so aggressive, and the addresses are still increasing. This signal looks quite positive regardless of how you interpret it. --- 247 new addresses entered within 24 hours, indicating that some people are indeed optimistic about this project. --- Aggressive buybacks ≠ guaranteed price increase; the key is whether there is genuine application support in the future. --- This is the 5th phase, with a total of over 11 million tokens bought back. The scale is indeed significant, but I worry that the buyback has exhausted operational funds. --- The growth in holder addresses plus high-frequency buybacks—this combination seems to be creating hype. --- I don't want to say too much, but this buyback rhythm always feels a bit like a setup to free early bagholders. --- The biggest fear is that after the buyback, there’s no story left, and the price still drops. --- Just by looking at the number of holder addresses, you can gauge market enthusiasm. 247 new addresses indicate that some people are still willing to take on this position.

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NeverPresent

· 01-16 04:27

Such aggressive buyback力度... Are you really not worried about overdrawing? I'm just afraid it will lose momentum later.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-16 04:24

The buyback is so aggressive, with new addresses surging, feels like crazy accumulation. Is this pace sustainable or just a preparation for the next wave? 247 new addresses added in one day—are they serious about this hype? Honestly, it all depends on whether the price can keep up with the buyback effort; otherwise, it's all empty. Wait, is this supporting the price or dumping? Thinking about it deeply is terrifying.

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