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Aster token price and buyback dynamics
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Early July analysts forecast ASTER could reach $10‑$20. $10–$20. By late July the protocol had used 99% of daily fees to buy back and burn about 5.3 million tokens (≈0.2% of circulating supply), yet the price stayed near $0.61 on Coinbase, about 8 % 8% below the volume‑weighted volume-weighted average price set after the June 17 tokenomics announcement. Technical metrics such as a negative Chaikin Money Flow indicated continued seller dominance and thin trading volume limited any price accumulation. A follow‑up follow-up on July 30 confirmed the same price level and negative flow, showing the buyback program had not yet generated sustained buying pressure. On August 2 2, a $1.37 million token unlock increased circulating supply, with roughly 70 % 70% directed to staking and airdrops. The added tokens pushed the market closer to the long‑term long-term support zone around $0.58, and bearish indicators suggested a break could test the $0.45 liquidity floor. Protocol‑generated rewards continue By August 9, the Aster team implemented a significant deflationary measure by burning 2.85 million ASTER tokens, valued at approximately $1.74 million. This brought the cumulative burned total to fund buybacks, but 188.87 million tokens, or roughly 3.78% of the new supply heightens selling pressure total supply. While data indicated a slowdown in buybacks due to low ecosystem revenue, market demand showed signs of recovery. The network recorded $22.7 million in USD inflows over two consecutive days, and raises uncertainty about trading volume rose by 49% to $56 million, with the token’s near‑term price trajectory. token trading at approximately $0.607.
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- 2026-08-11 06:35 UTC Aster token price and buyback dynamics
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