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A whale lost $64 million on ASTER 😀 Keith, who bought $113.3 million worth of ASTER in September at an average price of $1.66, couldn't withstand the decline and today sold another 4.68 million ASTER at $0.71, recording a total loss of $64 million on the transaction

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12 years ago, Michael Saylor said: “Bitcoin’s days are numbered.” Today, his company is one of the largest Bitcoin holders in the world. Funny how perspective changes with time. $BTC

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$PIPPIN About to Fall‼️ Lets See what Happens🟢 SHORT $PIPPIN

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🚨 $ASTER | Reality Check on U.S. Debt Buybacks 🚨 The U.S. Treasury just bought back $3.7B of its own debt ⚡️ That’s the 3rd buyback in December, taking the monthly total to $28.7B 📊 Sounds huge, right? 👉 Here’s the part CT is missing 👇 💡 The U.S. has ~$38 TRILLION in total debt 💡 These buybacks equal just 0.08% of that number Yes technically this is liquidity-positive ❌ No — it’s nowhere near enough to meaningfully move risk assets 📉 For perspective: During peak QE in 2020, the Fed was injecting ~$800B PER MONTH into markets 📢 That’s the difference between real liquidity and headline noise 🔍 Bottom line: Don’t confuse small treasury operations with a macro liquidity shift. The math matters more than the narrative.

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How many people bought $ASTER because of CZ’s name, then went straight to spot? Right now, the entire secondary market is bleeding. At ~$0.66, honestly — who’s even shorting ASTER here? People holding ASTER are slightly better off than those stuck in OKB. Why? Lower market cap → easier to move. But let’s be real same boat, different seats. Retail should actually be more willing to buy spot at these levels. Selling pressure from retail should be minimal. So the real question is: 👉 Who is dumping ASTER? The project team? Didn’t they announce a $28M buyback? And here’s where things stop adding up. That “$28M” supposedly comes from platform revenue. But let’s be serious How does a decentralized exchange with a few hundred daily active users generate $28M in revenue? Anyone with basic reasoning knows that doesn’t make sense. If you believe it, you’re not thinking and honestly, you probably shouldn’t be in crypto. Because if a few hundred DAUs can generate tens of millions in profit, then the real money in crypto isn’t trading it’s being a KOL, pulling in hundreds of millions a year. Think critically. Narratives don’t move markets forever liquidity does.

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