Interest in Aster rises after Binance listing despite earlier doubts
Last Updated on 6 October 2025 by CryptoTips.eu
Aster (ASTER) is in the spotlight today thanks to its recent listing on Binance. Despite a recent wave of criticism and suspicions of suspicious trading volumes, enthusiasm remains high among part of the community and investors. The listing brings renewed attention, and the price is moving within a clearly defined range closely monitored by traders.
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Binance will list @Aster_DEX (ASTER) with a Seed Tag applied.
— Binance (@binance) October 6, 2025
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Binance launches ASTER with multiple pairs
Starting today, users can trade Aster on Binance. The token is available against USDT, USDC, and TRY, and runs on the BNB Smart Chain. Deposits are already open, and ASTER withdrawals will be available starting tomorrow.
There are no listing fees, which is usually a sign of strategic interest from Binance itself.
The price of ASTER is currently around $2.06, with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $1.24 billion. Although the token lost 0.29% in the past 24 hours, it still recorded a 5.58% gain over the past week, leaving the market with mixed feelings.
Controversy around DeFiLlama and ‘perfect correlation’
Shortly before the Binance listing, DeFiLlama removed ASTER from its platform after detecting suspicious activity. According to their data, Aster’s trading volume showed an almost perfect synchronization with the volume on Binance perpetuals. This raised suspicions of manipulation or bot activity, prompting caution among part of the community.
Not everyone seems concerned, though. Some analysts dismiss these worries as FUD and point to alternative sources such as Dune Analytics, which they believe offer a more realistic picture of ASTER’s activity. One analyst even wrote: “Fake volume or not, I’m not overthinking it. I’m all in. I’m not betting against CZ.”
Traders keep buying despite the risk
Technically, ASTER is moving within a well-defined price range. After exiting near the range high, one trader began rebuilding positions from the mid-range around $1.83. When the price broke above the local trendline again, more purchases followed, this time around $2. As long as ASTER stays above the mid-range, the trader sees room for more upside.
// ASTER (update)
— CryptoAmsterdam (@damskotrades) October 6, 2025
After closing the previous trade at the range high, I started buying back at the mid-range ($1.83) and just added again after the local trendline break around $2.
I’ll keep adding on dips, with a clear invalidation if we find acceptance below the mid-range.… https://t.co/tyQgECzXyd pic.twitter.com/YSCxR6USGs
The expectation is that a breakout above the range high could lead to a strong acceleration. If ASTER falls below $1.83, the bullish scenario for this trader would no longer apply.
