2025-12-31 00:23:14

The phone hasn't stopped ringing, and fans' private messages are piling up on the screen—many people are trapped at the 1.357 level, some have chased in with small losses and are now debating whether to cut losses or hold on, and quite a few are itching to break through the 1.4 resistance level. Honestly, tonight's key is to clearly distinguish between "false positive signals" and "weak signals"套路.

**Avoid falling into message-related traps**

This morning, a compliant platform announced that ASTER spot trading will launch in November next year, and the market cheered. But there's a problem—this news about a launch next year has little impact on tonight's market. Big funds in the crypto circle love "pre-emptive expectations," and they have already been accumulating in batches when the good news was released. When the launch day actually arrives, the good news often gets fulfilled, and large sell orders hit the market.

For example, it's like being told you'll get a bonus at the end of the year, but you're starving today; the bonus can't solve your current urgent need. So, while the surface looks lively, the main players are likely using this news as a cover to shake out weak hands and manipulate the price, not genuinely trying to push it higher.

**The technical critical line is here**

Looking at the 1-hour K-line, ASTER is stuck at 1.357 with no obvious progress. There are several key levels to keep in mind:

Resistance at 1.4, which is the ceiling formed by previous highs, with dense trapped positions. Without effective volume increase, any breakout should be approached with caution to avoid traps.

Support at 1.33 is the bottom line; if broken, it could accelerate the decline toward 1.25. If it drops further, 1.14 is the second support, but falling to that level means a drop of over 15%. Although MACD shows a bullish crossover, indicating some improvement, the trading volume is insufficient. Such rebounds are often short-lived.

The current situation truly tests your mindset, but don't be fooled by false breakouts.

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DegenWhisperer

· 6h ago

The news from November next year is already causing a sell-off now, a typical main force support tactic... No one dares to move at the 1.357 level. --- It's that same "pre-digestion" strategy again. I just want to ask, how come big funds are so smart, and I'm so bad? --- Breaking 1.33 and heading straight to 1.25. I bet 5 U won't drop that fast. --- MACD golden cross with volume not matching, definitely a trap for more buying signals. Just watch the show. --- Hold on stubbornly or cut losses? Haha... Don't choose either, watching and waiting is the real winner. --- Brothers trapped at 1.357 probably have a tough day tomorrow. --- Fake breakouts are really sharp. This time I learned to be smart—only act with volume.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 6h ago

Launching next November? Wake up, everyone. This is just a cover; big funds have already bought in. It's another false positive to shake out weak hands. Those trapped at 1.357, good luck to you. The MACD golden cross looks promising, but the trading volume doesn't cooperate at all—typical rebound trap. Breaking below 1.33 will directly lead to 1.25. Don't think about stubbornly holding on; cutting losses is actually more satisfying. This move is clearly the main force protecting the market, waiting for those aiming for 1.4 to be lured in.

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DeFiGrayling

· 6h ago

Next November news, are you already speculating? Wake up everyone, the main players have long been full. Hey wait, 1.357 can't really fall below that, or am I seeing it wrong? It's the same false breakout again, I calculated that 1.33 is about to break and can't hold. I stepped into this trap last year, the good news backfired the hardest. For this fake breakout, I bet it won't break 1.4. Whoever believes me, I’ll give them a hand. Really, setting stop-loss below 1.33 and sleeping peacefully is better than anything else. The MACD golden cross with no volume support, I look down on this rebound.

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DegenDreamer

· 6h ago

It's another routine of good news being used to dump and crush the market; I've seen through it long ago. I'm just worried that retail investors are still holding the bag. People who are trapped at 1.357 must be feeling terrible, hoping to hit 1.4 for a pure gift 🤣. The trading volume isn't cooperating at all; this rebound is obvious to see through. Launching in November next year? My goodness, it's better to cut losses and run now. The main players are really clever, using news as a pretext to shake out traders. We're still discussing a breakout. If 1.33 really breaks down, it will head straight to 1.25. The stop-loss should be planned in advance. It's always like this—good news comes out, and then they reduce positions. MACD is the cruelest deceiver. Without volume, don't expect to break through 1.4. Overthinking it.

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