#数字资产生态回暖 $ASTER has now returned to the cost basis of early investors. Should we buy the dip? This is a question worth discussing.
In early November, a well-known investor publicly bought in, and most retail investors following suit bought at the top. Especially those using leverage, the experience was even more painful. There are all kinds of opinions in the market—some say the technicals have collapsed, others say it's a psychological issue.
But if you look closely, the $ASTER trend is actually a microcosm of the entire market. The overall environment is tight in liquidity, leading major coins to fall first, with smaller coins suffering as well. This is natural. Once market sentiment recovers and liquidity warms up, the project's fundamentals haven't deteriorated significantly, and there is still room for a rebound.
The key is—don't expect quick profits. If you want to play, you need to be prepared for the long term. Some investors are currently adopting a phased dollar-cost averaging strategy, strictly following their plan and waiting for the market cycle to turn. This may not sound as exciting, but for most people, it's the most feasible approach. If you want to keep up with this rhythm, you can start small-scale positioning now.
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MeaninglessApe
· 12-11 08:50
Haha, here comes the story of cutting leeks again. The trend followers should wake up.
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Dollar-cost averaging in phases sounds good, but in reality, you're just stuck and still throwing money in.
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Cost basis? Ha, who believes that? Those who started early are also suffering significant losses in this round.
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Leverage brothers probably can't sleep now, playing with fire comes at a cost.
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Basically, it's waiting for liquidity to warm up. The question is, when will it actually warm up?
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The fundamentals haven't collapsed, that's what we hear every time, but the coin price just keeps falling.
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Small-scale investments are fine, but don’t expect to turn the tide; be prepared for losses.
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Famous investors promote their products, retail investors buy in ten times more—old tricks.
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Is the technical breakdown a matter of the chart or mindset? Neither, it's just that no one is buying.
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Long-term holders are either big players who can't be cut or have already gone bankrupt.
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RektRecorder
· 12-11 08:46
It's that "well-known investor" again, retail investors always get completely cut out each time.
Dipping in gradually sounds reliable, but it depends on whether you can really stick with it—I don't have that patience.
Early investors' cost basis? Uh... they must have gone through hell too.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 12-11 08:28
The wave of crashes in November probably crushed everyone's spirits, and leverage was wiped out completely.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) may sound boring, but it's the real way to survive.
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ImpermanentSage
· 12-11 08:24
Alright, it's the same old dollar-cost averaging argument. Those who got in early are now talking about it effortlessly, while later entrants are just bagholders.
Let's wait and see, no rush.
Following big influencers usually ends like this, we've been warned.
The fundamentals aren't bad? Haha, let's just stay stable and not fall further for now.
Cycle rotation sounds good, but the wallet can't wait.
Small-scale positioning is indeed practical, anyway, not much to lose anymore.
When will the rebound happen? Who the hell can say for sure right now?
People who invest in batches, they probably advised the same half a year ago, and look at the results.
Near the cost basis? For early investors, yes, but what does that mean for us?
Liquidity warming up, huh? Just waiting and watching.
#数字资产生态回暖 $ASTER has now returned to the cost basis of early investors. Should we buy the dip? This is a question worth discussing.
In early November, a well-known investor publicly bought in, and most retail investors following suit bought at the top. Especially those using leverage, the experience was even more painful. There are all kinds of opinions in the market—some say the technicals have collapsed, others say it's a psychological issue.
But if you look closely, the $ASTER trend is actually a microcosm of the entire market. The overall environment is tight in liquidity, leading major coins to fall first, with smaller coins suffering as well. This is natural. Once market sentiment recovers and liquidity warms up, the project's fundamentals haven't deteriorated significantly, and there is still room for a rebound.
The key is—don't expect quick profits. If you want to play, you need to be prepared for the long term. Some investors are currently adopting a phased dollar-cost averaging strategy, strictly following their plan and waiting for the market cycle to turn. This may not sound as exciting, but for most people, it's the most feasible approach. If you want to keep up with this rhythm, you can start small-scale positioning now.