Recently, I’ve noticed something fishy about the ASTER project.
Word is, there’s a suspected team buyback address that’s accumulating tokens, but at the same time, another related wallet is selling. The moves are very subtle. Right now, ASTER is quoted at 0.979 USDT, down nearly 3 points (2.78%) in the past day.
As the old saying goes, on-chain data doesn’t lie, but interpretation takes brains. Whether this left-hand-in, right-hand-out maneuver is about supporting the price or something else, you’ll have to judge for yourself. As for me, I’ll be taking a closer look at the holding distribution before making any decisions.
The market runs deep—DYOR is always the golden rule.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 3h ago
Left hand in, right hand out—I've seen this trick plenty of times. The key is whether the subsequent trend can recover.
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Another one of these shady moves. I really don't know whose signal to trust anymore.
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Whether it's market support or dumping, you can pretty much tell by looking at the position distribution. Gotta keep a close eye on it.
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Dropping 3 points isn't a big deal; the real worry is if there's more to come.
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The on-chain data is right there, but these kinds of coordinated moves are really good at cutting people out.
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I just want to know who's behind that wallet that's selling—that's the real key.
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0.979 at this level, are they testing the bottom?
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Honestly, I'm most afraid of these dual-wallet maneuvers—there's rarely a simple answer.
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LayerHopper
· 21h ago
Money comes in with the left hand and goes out with the right—classic trick. No matter how you look at it, something feels off this time.
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Market support? Looks to me like they're accumulating. Gotta dig into that wallet's history.
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A 0.979 drop isn’t much, but the timing is interesting. Need to keep an eye on the on-chain data.
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Here we go again. I’m adding ASTER to my watchlist right away.
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Honestly, this kind of move is just testing the market’s bottom line.
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On-chain data doesn’t lie, but you can’t say the same for the project team’s motives.
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You have to understand the distribution of holdings, or you’ll get rekt.
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Why do projects always play these double-sided games?
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-07 13:16
Left hand in, right hand out—this trick is way too obvious, they're clearly getting anxious.
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Whether they're propping up the price or dumping, just look at the on-chain wallet addresses. No one can fool the explorer.
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This ASTER move is basically just trying to stabilize the market, but what do the trading volumes say?
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0.979 and still dropping? Better watch what this wallet does next before deciding to get in.
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It’s really a battle between so-called geniuses and on-chain transparency—in the end, data always wins.
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Just check the position distribution—who’s dumping, who’s buying the dip, it’s crystal clear. Don’t listen to empty talk.
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Same old trick again, but the problem is retail investors are always the last ones holding the bag.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-07 01:34
I've seen this left-hand-in, right-hand-out trick too many times. I'm just afraid of getting rug pulled.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 12-06 18:51
Money comes in from the left hand and goes out from the right; I've seen this trick too many times... The flowers are almost trampled flat.
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MemecoinTrader
· 12-06 18:51
yo the classic left hand right hand playbook, textbook psyops tbh. holding pattern on this one til the wallet accumulation data screams louder
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-06 18:44
Left hand in, right hand out—this trick is so old, honestly, it's just a shakeout.
Protecting the price? Looks more like the prelude to dumping on retail investors.
The on-chain data is right there—who dares tell me this is bullish?
I'm going to keep watching ASTER for now; it's still not clear enough.
Looks like we didn't get off at the right time, folks.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 12-06 18:44
Money in with the left hand, out with the right—I've seen this trick too many times. Stop it.
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Protecting the price? Looks more like shaking out retail investors to me. Don’t be fooled.
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On-chain data transparency? It all depends on who’s interpreting it, haha.
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0.979 dropped this much, I’ll just wait and see, not buying the dip.
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I’m not touching this kind of operation, it’s disgusting.
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I’ll wait and see, feels like it’s going to keep dropping.
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Same old trick again. I’m passing on ASTER.
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Just check the position distribution and you’ll get it. I can’t be bothered to dig deeper—just deleting it.
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Continuous buying and then selling—obviously something’s fishy.
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There are so many projects in the market, why bother with this one?
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BrokenYield
· 12-06 18:42
lmao the classic left-hand-right-hand shuffle... seen this movie before, never ends well for retail. that 2.78% dump is just the appetizer tbh.
Recently, I’ve noticed something fishy about the ASTER project.
Word is, there’s a suspected team buyback address that’s accumulating tokens, but at the same time, another related wallet is selling. The moves are very subtle. Right now, ASTER is quoted at 0.979 USDT, down nearly 3 points (2.78%) in the past day.
As the old saying goes, on-chain data doesn’t lie, but interpretation takes brains. Whether this left-hand-in, right-hand-out maneuver is about supporting the price or something else, you’ll have to judge for yourself. As for me, I’ll be taking a closer look at the holding distribution before making any decisions.
The market runs deep—DYOR is always the golden rule.