2025-12-27 08:20:38

#迷因币ETF Recently, there are several noteworthy developments in the crypto circle. SUI's market enthusiasm continues to rise due to the institutional ETF application, indicating increasing mainstream institutional recognition of this blockchain. Meanwhile, ASTER has initiated a buyback and burn mechanism, and the deflationary logic is beginning to take effect, receiving enthusiastic community responses. As for AT, community activity has remained high, and positive news is continuously following. Each of the three projects has its own story—one is institutional entry expectations, one is deflationary support, and one is community enthusiasm. $ETH $BNB $SOL In this wave of market movement, who has the greatest potential? Let's hear everyone's thoughts.

SUI2,67%

AT-3,08%

ETH0,16%

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LiquidatedThrice

· 11h ago

Institutions have really entered the market. SUI has some potential this time. However, I'm a bit tired of the deflation narrative; they always talk about burning to create scarcity. But what’s the result?

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 14h ago

SUI's institutional recognition this time is real, but honestly, ASTER's deflationary logic is more appealing to me. Instead of waiting for institutions to enter, it's better to bet on shrinking volume to get a quicker move. The AT community is hot, but have the benefits been realized? Just having hype without turning into a pump is pointless. Let's see if it can really hold up. ETH is always the foundation; don't mess around, it's the most stable. That said, these three projects gaining momentum at the same time is quite interesting. It all depends on who breaks out of the circle first.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 14h ago

SUI's recent institutional recognition does have some substance, but whether the deflationary token ASTER's buyback and burn are genuine or just another way to trap retail investors depends on how well they execute in the future.

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LiquidityNinja

· 14h ago

SUI this wave of institutional entry really can't get any more intense, do mainstream funds also start to feel anxious? --- Can ASTER buyback and burn really pump the price? Sounds good, but let's see how long it can last --- It's all about institutional expectations, deflation logic, and community enthusiasm, all sound good, but why does it still feel like a mess --- ETH, BNB, SOL—these three old bastards, do I even need to ask? Just go all-in, isn't that it? --- High community activity = price increase? Uh... I doubt it --- Honestly, AT's popularity is indeed there, but maintaining this level of hype for several months feels really nerve-wracking --- Institutional ETF applications ≠ actual approval, don’t get caught off guard when it happens

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RugResistant

· 14h ago

ngl, sui's etf hype feels surface level... analyzed the mechanics thoroughly & red flags detected on the tokenomics side. aster's burn thing looks solid but needs further investigation on actual deflation math tbh. at's community metrics? smh, activity can be spoofed. dyor but here's my analysis: none of these beat eth's fortress of actual utility. 🔍

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RektRecorder

· 14h ago

The expectation of institutional entry into SUI this time is indeed high, but to be honest, I am more optimistic about ASTER's deflationary logic. It mainly depends on who can hold out until the next cycle. Can AT's community enthusiasm translate into profits? Institutional recognition ≠ price increase. Don't be fooled by the hype.

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