After the sharp pullback, what we're seeing isn't a sign of strength bouncing back. Instead, the pattern screams exhaustion. The selling pressure drained the momentum, leaving the token struggling to recover conviction.
That distinction matters—a quick bounce with volume behind it signals potential revival. But when the rebound lacks follow-through and energy? That typically points to sellers staying in control, at least in the near term.
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StrawberryIce
· 2025-12-23 09:22
It's another one of those weak rebounds, the sellers are still pressing, and it feels like it's hard to turn things around in the short term.
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ForkTrooper
· 2025-12-21 21:54
The selling pressure is so heavy, the rebound is weak, and it's definitely going to continue to dip.
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LiquidityWizard
· 2025-12-21 21:39
yeah so theoretically speaking, the exhaustion narrative makes sense statistically—volume confirmations are empirically significant markers. but ngl, everyone sees the same chart patterns these days. the real question is whether this sellers-in-control scenario holds given historical data on aster's volatility profile. probably 60-70% odds it gets uglier before any conviction returns tbh
ASTER price action tells an interesting story.
After the sharp pullback, what we're seeing isn't a sign of strength bouncing back. Instead, the pattern screams exhaustion. The selling pressure drained the momentum, leaving the token struggling to recover conviction.
That distinction matters—a quick bounce with volume behind it signals potential revival. But when the rebound lacks follow-through and energy? That typically points to sellers staying in control, at least in the near term.