This year, I focused on two standout project directions. The first is the Meme ecosystem's $M, a popular token in the MemeX series, and the second is the derivatives track's $Aster. Both tracks have demonstrated different market potentials.
During the surge of $M, I took partial profits, but I remain confident in the subsequent development of $Aster. From the growth momentum of the derivatives track, Perps-type protocols tend to be more resilient in market cycles.
Considering the current pace of industry ecosystem evolution, the long-term value of these types of projects is gradually being recognized by the market. It is expected that clearer growth signals will emerge next year, especially in the segmented areas of DEX derivatives and Meme token ecosystems.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 3h ago
Selling $M is a bit early, it's only gone up like this now... But Aster is indeed long-term optimistic, the Perps track is all about riding the cycle's dividend.
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MetadataExplorer
· 12-16 15:59
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Aster really withstands declines, much more stable than M, good call on the direction
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Perps protocol is definitely worth paying attention to this time; DEX derivatives are the trend
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Taking profits is smart; while others are dreaming, Aster is quietly building
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Meme is just a short-term game; for the long term, you still need projects like Aster
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The derivatives track is about to take off next year; it feels like the trend has shifted
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SilentObserver
· 12-16 15:58
Hey, $Aster really has some potential in this area. It feels like the derivatives track is seriously underestimated.
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Meme can spike high and still remain rational, your mindset is really steady, but I still believe derivatives will explode next year.
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The resilience of the Perps protocol is indeed strong, but the ones truly making money are those who catch the cycle. What about you?
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The term "sub-sector" sounds nice, but honestly, it just means they haven't made it big yet. Let's wait and see.
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$M and $Aster betting on two lines at the same time, this move is not bad, but will it really be so clear next year?
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Taking profits and closing positions is correct; greed is the most destructive. But $Aster, can you really hold on for a year?
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Derivatives are indeed a low ground; Perps-type protocols are more resilient than Spot. It all depends on who can survive until then.
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You all see the opportunities in the DEX derivatives sub-sector, but the real dark horse has yet to appear.
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fork_in_the_road
· 12-16 15:46
$M Nabo indeed outperformed, but it still depends on whether Aster can maintain stability. The Perps line feels like it's just getting started.
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SybilSlayer
· 12-16 15:45
$M that wave indeed wasn't fully captured, a bit of a regret but understandable. However, the $Aster direction really seems promising, and the resilience in Perps is definitely there.
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The derivatives track is about to take off next year, feels like it's time to pay attention.
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The meme ecosystem is too competitive; I still trust more in fundamentals like perps.
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Is $Aster secured? This track feels like just the beginning.
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Taking profits is quite rational, not greedy, not losing. I remain optimistic about your judgment on Aster moving forward.
This year, I focused on two standout project directions. The first is the Meme ecosystem's $M, a popular token in the MemeX series, and the second is the derivatives track's $Aster. Both tracks have demonstrated different market potentials.
During the surge of $M, I took partial profits, but I remain confident in the subsequent development of $Aster. From the growth momentum of the derivatives track, Perps-type protocols tend to be more resilient in market cycles.
Considering the current pace of industry ecosystem evolution, the long-term value of these types of projects is gradually being recognized by the market. It is expected that clearer growth signals will emerge next year, especially in the segmented areas of DEX derivatives and Meme token ecosystems.