$$ASTER 24-hour drop of 18%, trading volume of 400 million USD, BTC falling below 65k has caused altcoins to collectively collapse, the Federal Reserve's probability of rate cuts in September has sharply dropped from 70% to 45%. In this panic-driven dip, are you buying the dip or pretending to be dead?

First, look at the hardcore data: current price is 0.6387, directly scraping along the 24-hour low of 0.6211, with the 24-hour high of 0.8036 now a thing of the past. The 407.9 million trading volume indicates it's not small retail investors cutting losses, but whales rebalancing.
When BTC dropped from 68k to 62k, ASTER followed the decline but didn't rally; net capital outflow was 120 million, and the panic index surged to 85. But note two abnormal points: 1) The turnover rate in the 0.62-0.65 range suddenly spiked to 34%, twice the average of the past three days; 2) The top 10 on-chain addresses' holdings share didn't decrease but increased by 0.8%, indicating big holders are not selling, but accumulating.
Linking to the Federal Reserve logic: the sharp drop in rate cut probability causes risk assets to be drained, but small-cap tokens like ASTER have a characteristic — after panic selling, they tend to rebound strongly. Similar scenario last August, ASTER dropped from 0.5 to 0.35, then rebounded to 0.72 within two weeks.
Currently at 0.6387, with strong support at 0.6 below, and a stop-loss if broken; first resistance at 0.68, holding above which could see a move to 0.75.
Trading advice: do not allocate more than 5% of your total funds; at the current price of 0.64, try a small long position, with a stop-loss at 0.60 and take profit at 0.72-0.75. If it breaks below 0.6, do not chase the knife; wait for 0.55-0.58 before considering.
Did you catch this wave of opportunity?