2026-01-05 20:29:15

Interesting market phenomenon: Even when the price of LIT surges to the $3 level, Aster's total market capitalization remains more than twice as large. This disconnect between price and market cap reflects how significant the differences in token supply among various projects can be. It may seem that one coin is more valuable, but in terms of the overall project's market capacity, they are entirely different. That's why focusing solely on the unit price when trading coins can easily lead to pitfalls—it's essential to consider circulating supply and market cap to truly assess a project's size.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-08 20:26

A high unit price doesn't mean much; it still depends on the circulation volume. Otherwise, you're just digging your own grave.

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NestedFox

· 01-08 20:25

Price per unit is really a trap; new investors love to look at this.

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SnapshotBot

· 01-06 21:15

The scam of inflated unit prices is a common trick; newbies always fall for this套路.

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RektRecorder

· 01-06 18:37

High unit price ≠ big project. Many people have fallen into this trap, and only now do I understand why market capitalization matters.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-05 20:59

Haha, this is the common problem of rookie retail investors. They keep an eye on the unit price every day and end up getting slaughtered badly.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-05 20:59

Thinking you make a profit just because the unit price is high is a common mistake; too many people have fallen into this trap. It depends on the supply volume.

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