Tonight, the crypto community was flooded with a single message—ASTER announced that starting tomorrow, 80% of the platform's daily revenue will be used for buybacks and burns. When I saw this announcement, my first reaction was: is this pace too fast? Just the day before, I heard that big players in the circle were teaming up to buy the dip, and shortly after, the project team was actually making real purchases with real money. The coordination is indeed interesting.

Many retail brothers are already eager, thinking this is a clear signal of a price rally. But I want to say, this move is far from that simple. As someone who has been in this circle for many years, I believe this reflects an important shift in the value logic of the entire crypto space.

In traditional finance, judging whether a company is valuable or not usually involves a few tricks: looking at financial reports, profitability, and the reliability of management decisions. But the gameplay in the crypto world has completely changed. Now, what supports a project's value has shifted from "hype and promises" to "on-chain verifiable real actions."

Don't underestimate the significance of "80% of daily revenue buyback." First, it means the project team is putting their own income completely on display, leaving no room for behind-the-scenes manipulation; second, the power of profit distribution has shifted from "one person or team’s word" to "code and public rules." In plain terms, this touches on the essence of decentralized finance—value no longer depends on a centralized decision-maker but is guaranteed by transparent mechanisms and on-chain verifiable data.

That's why rational investors take this more seriously. Not because someone is calling the shots, but because the rules are right there, verifiable by anyone.