They sold us the dream of “building new tech every single day” around $ASTER but the reality looks very different.
The platform is riddled with serious coding issues: execution is painfully slow, the interface feels clunky and anything but user-friendly.
In 2026, when launching a perp DEX, there’s no excuse for reinventing the wheel. Copying proven features from existing competitors would have prevented most of these basic mistakes.
Replicating simple things like buy/sell buttons or scale orders should be straightforward.
Whether it’s classic skew (Hyperliquid, Lighter style), extended or mixed ascending/descending skew (Drift), or directional previews that show your average entry price (a smart touch like Pacifica), none of these truly set the product apart anymore.
Every established exchange already lets users place huge scaled orders without restrictions. Yet here the scale-order limit is capped at just 10,000 USDT, while one-click whales routinely dump 10 million tokens, or tens of millions of dollars, in a matter of minutes.
Bottom line: the $HYPE promised real innovation , but what launched is a buggy, underpowered interface that falls short of basic usability and functionality already standard across top perp DEXs.
$BTC Bitcoin big-size whales buying in the past 24H but still not sufficient for what mid-sized sold as total size in the past hours, in fact, the Money Printers on Coinglass increased the shorts. Not sufficient, but something.
1. Bearish H&S 2. Lost weekly and EMA200 averages 3. Made a breakout and pullback of the H&S neckline 4. New leg down. Possible target of the pattern: 20.5
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