If aster-2:native is “going to zero” because of its price action, why aren’t you saying the same thing about
$BNB?
Put the two charts next to each other.
ASTER had the heavier flush at the start of the year. It also came into that correction after running from $0.17 to $2.40 in the space of a month.
But since that initial sell-off, look at how closely the two have moved.
Much of the same decline, consolidation and recovery, yet apparently one chart is proof that the project is finished.
If your entire argument against Aster is that it sold off during a bear market, explain why you’re treating similar price action completely differently depending on which ticker is attached to it.
What exactly makes one a market correction and the other a guaranteed trip to zero?