Many people are benchmarking ASTER and BNB. From the perspective of project fundamentals and background strength, ASTER actually has no major issues. However, the gap between these two coins mainly lies in the Circulating Supply mechanism.
BNB is in a fully circulating state, while ASTER has only released about one-third of its Circulating Supply. What’s even more concerning is that new chips will be continuously unlocked every month. What does this mean? Ongoing selling pressure and dilution of the coin price.
Short-term trading is fine, but if you want to hold long-term? Then you need to have real conviction. It's highly likely that the coin price will go down, and some analysis platform's prediction model even provided extreme scenarios like 0.5 and 0.2.
To be honest, this is the difference in the design of token economics. A good project can also be ruined by its issuance mechanism. What do you think about this price range? Are there still some who are optimistic about the future release pace?
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AirdropF5Bro
· 6h ago
tokenomics is really going down, there’s no saving it. BNB also went through this at that time, but the difference is they have the backing of an exchange. The unlocking pace of ASTER is honestly disgusting.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 6h ago
Tokenomics is indeed often overlooked, but its impact is quite significant.
The design of unlocking new tokens every month feels like digging a pit for oneself.
Many people are benchmarking ASTER and BNB. From the perspective of project fundamentals and background strength, ASTER actually has no major issues. However, the gap between these two coins mainly lies in the Circulating Supply mechanism.
BNB is in a fully circulating state, while ASTER has only released about one-third of its Circulating Supply. What’s even more concerning is that new chips will be continuously unlocked every month. What does this mean? Ongoing selling pressure and dilution of the coin price.
Short-term trading is fine, but if you want to hold long-term? Then you need to have real conviction. It's highly likely that the coin price will go down, and some analysis platform's prediction model even provided extreme scenarios like 0.5 and 0.2.
To be honest, this is the difference in the design of token economics. A good project can also be ruined by its issuance mechanism. What do you think about this price range? Are there still some who are optimistic about the future release pace?