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Right. Aster DEX. They\’ve been, shall we say, busily improving things. You know, as one does when one is attempting to navigate the fundamentally baffling world of decentralized finance. Two months in and they\’re still adding features. Remarkable. 🙄
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Their latest endeavor? Something called “Shield Mode.” Apparently, it’s for people who enjoy playing with fire…or perpetual traders, as they’re known. Semantics, really.
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Aster DEX launches Shield Mode
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On the 15th of December – a date that will live in infamy…probably – they unleashed this Shield Mode upon the unsuspecting populace. A milestone, they say. A milestone on the road to…well, something. Probably more milestones.
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It boasts up to 1001x leverage. 1001! Because why not? Instant execution, zero slippage, and no gas costs. It’s all starting to sound suspiciously like a very elaborate practical joke. All conveniently nestled in a single, seamless interface. One tap, long or short. Orders that don’t even bother appearing on the order books. And zero slippage on shield pairs…which sounds terrifyingly expensive if it goes wrong.
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Apparently, this is a crucial step towards “privacy features” under the Aster Chain. Which is, of course, exactly what everyone wants more of in the world of digital currency. More things to obscure the flow of money. Obviously. 🧐
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Aster whale losses hit $35 billion!
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But hold on. Just when you thought things were going smoothly, along comes a whale. A large, lumbering creature of the crypto seas. And this whale, it would appear, is not having a good time. Despite the shiny new Shield Mode, [ASTER] holders are, let’s just say, experiencing a gentle downward adjustment in their portfolio values. 📉
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According to Lookonchain – the people who document these tales of woe – a particularly prominent whale, known for a rather unfortunate habit of buying high and selling low (a surprisingly common affliction), has done it again. Selling 13.44 million tokens for a measly $11.67 million after holding them for a grand total of six days. Previously acquired for $13.04 million, naturally.
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Result? A ‘modest’ loss of $1.37 million on this one transaction. Total losses? Oh, just a trifling $35.8 million. Honestly. One loses track. 🤷
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Apparently, when these whales start realizing losses, it’s a sign that nobody expects anything good to happen. Who knew? And this isn\’t a single incident; sellers, seemingly, are dominating the market. A truly delightful state of affairs.
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Coinalyze reports a rather gloomy three-day streak of negative buy and sell volume. A whopping 150.82 million in Sell Volume, versus a rather pathetic 123.77 million in Buy Volume. The Buy Sell Delta sits at a depressing -27.05 million. A clear sign of aggressive spot selling. Which is, let’s face it, just a fancy way of saying “everyone\’s panicking.”
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Which means, naturally, prices are going down. It’s a remarkably consistent pattern, isn\’t it?
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What’s next for ASTER?
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ASTER\’s been sliding down a descending channel since reaching a peak of $1.50 a few weeks ago, eventually hitting a low of $0.76. As of right now, it\’s teetering at $0.815, down a rather significant 10.8
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The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has plummeted to 33, tantalizingly close to \’oversold\’ territory. Another exciting indicator, if you\’re into that kind of thing. And the MACD, it’s fallen further into negative territory, reinforcing the downward spiral. It’s all quite…predictable, really.
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So, if this selling continues (and, frankly, it probably will), ASTER might revisit $0.76, with a critical support level at $0.70. However, if someone, somewhere, decides to accumulate at a discount, it could bounce back to $0.95. But don’t hold your breath. 😅
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Final Thoughts
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- The Aster DEX launched a new trading mode for high-leverage perps. A promising development, until one considers the sheer, terrifying power of leverage.
- An ASTER whale realized $1.37 million, with total losses exceeding $35 million. Proof that even whales sometimes misjudge the currents.
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Right. Aster DEX. They’ve been, shall we say, busily improving things. You know, as one does when one is attempting to navigate the fundamentally baffling world of decentralized finance. Two months in and they’re still adding features. Remarkable. 🙄
Their latest endeavor? Something called “Shield Mode.” Apparently, it’s for people who enjoy playing with fire…or perpetual traders, as they’re known. Semantics, really.
Aster DEX launches Shield Mode
On the 15th of December – a date that will live in infamy…probably – they unleashed this Shield Mode upon the unsuspecting populace. A milestone, they say. A milestone on the road to…well, something. Probably more milestones.
It boasts up to 1001x leverage. 1001! Because why not? Instant execution, zero slippage, and no gas costs. It’s all starting to sound suspiciously like a very elaborate practical joke. All conveniently nestled in a single, seamless interface. One tap, long or short. Orders that don’t even bother appearing on the order books. And zero slippage on shield pairs…which sounds terrifyingly expensive if it goes wrong.
Apparently, this is a crucial step towards “privacy features” under the Aster Chain. Which is, of course, exactly what everyone wants more of in the world of digital currency. More things to obscure the flow of money. Obviously. 🧐
Aster whale losses hit $35 billion!
But hold on. Just when you thought things were going smoothly, along comes a whale. A large, lumbering creature of the crypto seas. And this whale, it would appear, is not having a good time. Despite the shiny new Shield Mode, [ASTER] holders are, let’s just say, experiencing a gentle downward adjustment in their portfolio values. 📉
According to Lookonchain – the people who document these tales of woe – a particularly prominent whale, known for a rather unfortunate habit of buying high and selling low (a surprisingly common affliction), has done it again. Selling 13.44 million tokens for a measly $11.67 million after holding them for a grand total of six days. Previously acquired for $13.04 million, naturally.
Result? A ‘modest’ loss of $1.37 million on this one transaction. Total losses? Oh, just a trifling $35.8 million. Honestly. One loses track. 🤷
Apparently, when these whales start realizing losses, it’s a sign that nobody expects anything good to happen. Who knew? And this isn’t a single incident; sellers, seemingly, are dominating the market. A truly delightful state of affairs.
Coinalyze reports a rather gloomy three-day streak of negative buy and sell volume. A whopping 150.82 million in Sell Volume, versus a rather pathetic 123.77 million in Buy Volume. The Buy Sell Delta sits at a depressing -27.05 million. A clear sign of aggressive spot selling. Which is, let’s face it, just a fancy way of saying “everyone’s panicking.”
Which means, naturally, prices are going down. It’s a remarkably consistent pattern, isn’t it?
What’s next for ASTER?
ASTER’s been sliding down a descending channel since reaching a peak of $1.50 a few weeks ago, eventually hitting a low of $0.76. As of right now, it’s teetering at $0.815, down a rather significant 10.8
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has plummeted to 33, tantalizingly close to ‘oversold’ territory. Another exciting indicator, if you’re into that kind of thing. And the MACD, it’s fallen further into negative territory, reinforcing the downward spiral. It’s all quite…predictable, really.
So, if this selling continues (and, frankly, it probably will), ASTER might revisit $0.76, with a critical support level at $0.70. However, if someone, somewhere, decides to accumulate at a discount, it could bounce back to $0.95. But don’t hold your breath. 😅
Final Thoughts
- The Aster DEX launched a new trading mode for high-leverage perps. A promising development, until one considers the sheer, terrifying power of leverage.
- An ASTER whale realized $1.37 million, with total losses exceeding $35 million. Proof that even whales sometimes misjudge the currents.
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