2026-01-07 04:20:29

ASTER's recent trend is quite interesting — a beautiful reversal was completed on the 2-hour chart.

It surged directly from the demand zone of 0.65 to 0.70, with a sharp rebound that not only broke through the previous structural high but also increased by 3.34% in one go. This upward momentum seems to be continuing.

The RSI Prime pattern is actually worth paying attention to — a classic double bottom divergence, just like a spring being released after being compressed to the limit, quickly moving out of the oversold zone. Although there might be a retest of the oversold area in the short term, it won't change the overall upward rhythm.

Currently, the price is firmly above the key EMA, and trading volume has also increased, clearly indicating that buyers are in control. From the chart structure, it still looks relatively strong, and the probability of further upward movement definitely exists.

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RunWhenCut

· 8h ago

Double bottom reversal pattern I've seen too many times. Whether ASTER can truly hold this time depends on the next two hours' trend; otherwise, it's just another fake-out.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-07 04:45

The spring release metaphor is perfect, just worried it might backfire again.

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StableGenius

· 01-07 04:40

ngl the double bottom divergence thing is textbook, but let's be real—volume spikes on alts are basically noise until they actually hold support

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AirdropChaser

· 01-07 04:26

Bro, this reversal of ASTER is indeed quite interesting. Wait, is this double bottom divergence real? Feels like every time it's said, it just gets cut in half. But the trading volume has indeed increased, and the buyers are definitely taking action.

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