2026-01-19 07:36:46

Aster has launched a new token repurchase strategy, allocating up to 80% of the platform's daily fees for ASTER market buybacks. The original intention of this policy design is to support the token price by reducing circulating supply, but in practice, market reactions have been somewhat lukewarm.

Currently, ASTER has fallen below the 0.7 level, leaving plenty of room before reaching previous support levels. From a technical perspective, if the downward trend continues, the 0.5 price range is worth paying attention to — that was also my previous exit point.

Interestingly, no matter how good the buyback policy is, it seems to be no match for the overall market sentiment. At this point, it actually becomes an opportunity for accumulation. When the price truly dips near 0.5, consider entering in batches, as a good buyback mechanism can provide long-term support. However, this depends on the overall market performance and the subsequent development pace of the ASTER ecosystem.

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DefiVeteran

· 8h ago

No matter how fancy the buyback policy is, it’s useless if the market doesn’t cooperate; everything is in vain. --- 0.5 is the real entry point; for now, it’s better to keep observing. --- Honestly, I’m optimistic about the long term, but in the short term, it depends on whether the ecosystem can keep up. --- Don’t just talk about buybacks; you need to show some real actions. --- When the price drops to a suitable level, I’ll buy in batches; there’s no rush. --- It’s all about buybacks and mechanisms; in the end, it still depends on market sentiment. --- I would consider heavy investment at 0.5; right now, it’s too uncertain. --- Until there’s movement in the ecosystem, it’s hard for this coin’s price to rise.

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CommunitySlacker

· 9h ago

Buybacks can't save the situation; it still depends on whether the ecosystem can truly take off. --- 0.5 is the real entry price; entering now is a bit early. --- Honestly, no matter how strong the mechanism is, it’s useless in a bear market. At this point, it’s about who can hold on until the end. --- It’s broken below 0.7. I said this rebound is unreliable. --- Waiting to see if it hits 0.5, then consider again. Anyway, it’s not going anywhere. --- The buyback policy sounds great, but its actual usefulness is questionable. --- In a bear market, no matter how many policies are announced, they’re all empty; the key is for the market to pick up. --- My exit point was also around 0.5. Looks like I still need to wait. --- This is the toughest test of confidence, but it’s definitely a good time to pick up bargains. --- Good policies only work if the market responds; right now, obviously, no one cares.

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PretendingSerious

· 9h ago

Buybacks can't save it either; when market sentiment is bad, everything is pointless.

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pumpamentalist

· 9h ago

The buyback policy sounds good, but the coin price doesn't agree, which is awkward. --- 80% buyback can't save it either, indicating the problem isn't liquidity... --- I'll get in at 0.5, but for now, I'll pass. --- Even the best mechanism needs a strong market to work, relying solely on buybacks is too idealistic. --- Falling to 0.5 is a real opportunity, but it depends on how the ecosystem develops. --- Laugh out loud, buyback is just a joke in a bear market, just wait for the dip. --- If it breaks 0.7, there's no point in talking, just look at 0.5.

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