Speaking of this kind of situation, it really leaves people speechless. The Aster team is highly active online, and the CEO's account is not a secret; you can see their presence on major platforms and media outlets. Yet some people insist on saying "can't find anyone"—does that logic hold up?

In my opinion, it's probably because they're upset about something. Some investors might be trying to get a discount outside the market, and after being rejected, they feel unhappy. Or they might have lost a lot of money and been forced to sell at a loss, and now they see everything as frustrating. Human nature is like that—no one wants to lose money, and once they can't bear the loss, they tend to see the world as dark and full of tricks.

But this kind of claim doesn't hold water. For such a large project, with a big team and extensive active channels, how could they really be "unreachable"? Frankly, it's more about emotional venting than genuine communication issues. Of course, the project team should also understand the market psychology behind these voices and maintain transparency and patience in communication.