2026-01-05 09:28:14

The Aster team leader recently responded to the hot discussion, saying "If you want to find me, just send a private message directly, there's been a bit of information overload lately." Looking at the trading data, the Aster token has been somewhat weak in the past 24 hours, dropping nearly 2.94%, currently hovering around $0.757, with the entire project market cap fluctuating around $1.95 billion. Speaking of Aster, it is the governance token of the on-chain perpetual contract DEX that emerged after the merger of Astherus and APX Finance, making it a new face in the DeFi ecosystem.

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SerumDegen

· 01-08 01:46

ngl the "dm me" energy when price is down 2.94% hits different, that's peak avoidance energy right there

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FloorSweeper

· 01-07 23:18

lmao team lead already doing damage control, classic sign of weak hands panicking at -2.94%... accumulation phase incoming if you know how to read market psychology

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-05 14:50

Team leaders are starting to complain about too many messages; it feels like the project's popularity is about to peak.

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screenshot_gains

· 01-05 09:55

Team leaders are all starting to hide information. This wave of market is really about to run away, haha.

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bridgeOops

· 01-05 09:54

Haha, the team leader's move here feels a bit like playing hide and seek.

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ParanoiaKing

· 01-05 09:49

又跌呗，早就看好这一出

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ZKSherlock

· 01-05 09:40

actually, the "info overload" excuse is kinda sus when you're running a $1.95b project lmm... like, proper communication infrastructure should handle basic transparency without the founder ghosting into dms. that's not a privacy-by-design problem, that's just poor trust assumptions imo

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