Opened a long position on Aster, currently at a slight unrealized loss. The logic is simple—they're working on the split-market strategy. AT is the first project launched by Aster itself, so it makes sense to pump small-cap tokens to benefit Aster. BN 3.0's core strategy revolves around Aster, positioning it as the 'vanguard' for alpha opportunities. Using financial thinking around split markets to extend expectations and sustain the narrative—now it's all about APRO's vision this time. Let’s review Aster’s ecological role in BN listing: meme rush -> internal market -> external market -> Aster perp -> Aster spot -> BN alpha -> BN perp -> BN spot. If Aster’s rocket launch is added, the path can be adjusted to: Aster rocket launch -> Aster perp -> Aster spot -> BN alpha -> BN perp -> BN spot. If you calculate the spot trading pairs already listed on Aster and cross-reference them with those listed on BN alpha, you’ll find that Aster has a total of 15 spot trading pairs (excluding BNB/BTC/ETH/FORM). Out of these, 11/15 spot trading pairs are already listed on BN alpha, and HEMI/4/BN Life/Giggle are already listed on BN perp. This token listing path can be verified. The current logic is straightforward: 1. Big players can try Aster spot. 2. Those aiming for excess returns can consider buying AT. Which one will you choose?