2025-12-27 22:20:18

ASTER is setting up a perfect trap scenario.

The price is immediately stalled after being pushed into the seller liquidity zone, and this is no coincidence. The sellers are finally taking action where they are supposed to. A Break of Structure (BOS) forms, intentionally weakening the structure — it looks very bearish, but that is a false judgment.

If you only look at the surface behavior, it does seem pessimistic. But traders all know: the real market often starts after such "weakness." The key is to understand that this is a deliberate move, not genuine selling pressure. When most people are scared out, the counter-move has the opportunity to unfold.

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GateUser-e41338f1

· 2h ago

Selling pressure is still very heavy, making it difficult to rebound. There are also large unlocks every month, and the market is not good.

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DaoTherapy

· 6h ago

It's the same story again, claiming it's a trap every time, saying it's intentional, yet those who are caught still get caught. It looks like weakness is just weakness, don't find excuses for yourself, brother. Wait for the rebound to hype it up. It's a bit early to say this now.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 6h ago

Once again, the same rhetoric... It looks very much like a permission control vulnerability discovered during an audit—superficially the functions appear normal, but in reality, they have been tampered with for a long time. BOS formation? I'm more concerned about whether there is real on-chain data support; don't let it be another hidden trap in a contract upgrade.

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GasFeeLover

· 6h ago

I'm too familiar with this trick, it's that kind of rhetoric claiming a false bottom to trap buyers... Who's really fooling whom? Wait, the BOS has already broken, and you're still claiming there's a chance? I think those who were bullish have already cut their losses. If this wave doesn't rebound to yesterday's high, I'm just going to give up and stop playing.

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