The real zero-sum game phase starts now. The situation is much better than yesterday, and the fork in the road is clear at this moment: Option 1️⃣: Believe in ASTER's long-term value—choose to claim the token allocation. Option 2️⃣: Don’t believe in ASTER's future—choose to refund the handling fee. Most users with high trading volume in the third week will likely choose 1️⃣, at least to retain some profit. But on a deeper level, this is a battle between belief and doubt. The project team is filtering out true believers, while users are betting on the project's future. This isn’t just a simple allocation choice; it’s a test of consensus. Personally, I’ll firmly choose 1️⃣. According to Dune's data: revenue is $300M, and current selling pressure is $300M–$600M. I think many people won’t choose to sell, so this portion of airdrop selling pressure can be fully absorbed, which will definitely act as strong support for the token price. ASTER has only been in its TGE phase for half a month, yet it’s already causing such intense market fluctuations. This is actually a good thing. Volatility represents attention; it shows that it’s attracting capital, traffic, and narrative energy. A project that goes unnoticed after launch is the real danger. I’ll continue to hold ASTER. Giving it time also means giving myself a chance to practice long-termism. Because the rewards of belief aren’t in the present—they’re in the future.