Key Insights:
- Aster price jumps after Binance listing update, flipping key resistances as traders eye a move toward $3.
- Momentum hinges on reclaiming and holding the $2.10–$2.14 zone.
- A clean break above $2.50 opens the runway to the $3.00–$3.55 targets cited by analysts.
Aster’s (ASTER) price soars as the Binance listing acts as a catalyst-driven volatility that boosted the token from $1.84 to $2.18, with moves towards $3 and $3.55 noted by analysts.
Binance announced the token around 8 AM UTC on October 6, prompting the movement by ASTER. As of press time, the token traded at $2.06.
According to analysts, ASTER must defend the $2.10 threshold and flip nearby resistance into support to make a sustained run at $3.00. Then, if momentum persists, chase the mark $3.55.
Aster Price Soars After Binance Listing
Trader Altcoin Sherpa posted on October 6 that “ASTER looks fairly strong in the short term,” and he is interested in jumping back on the trade.
Yet, in addition to waiting for Bitcoin to stabilize to decide on his next move, the trader noted that ASTER must break the $2.10 threshold before re-entering.
The token was rejected multiple times recently on this level in the hourly chart.
The analyst known as TraderSZ posted his framework for the market on October 6, which includes stair-step resistances at $2.14 and $2.43, capped by a weekly high at $2.50.
His chart marks an accumulation band around the mid-$1.90s and a mid-range support at $1.86. This range for Aster Price could serve as a safety net in case the price dips violently after failing to remain above $2.10.
Captain Faibik also shared his framework, sketching a breakout structure that targets as high as $3.55.
Similar to Altcoin Sherpa, the movement is contingent on a decisive reclaim of $2.10 and sustained price action above that threshold.
A Closer Look into Aster Price Prediction
Order-flow anecdotes add fuel to the thesis. Around listing time, on-chain tracking profile Onchain Lens flagged a whale who bought approximately $6 million in ASTER, increasing their holdings to nearly $12.5 million, and then transferred the entire stack to Binance.
Large transfers into major venues can precede either liquidity-seeking exits or inventory for market-making purposes.
Either way, they tend to increase tradable depth near the spot price, which is important during the post-listing “price discovery” phase.
Technically, the job now is about confirmation. If bulls can hold the $1.90–$1.96 accumulation zone on dips and print acceptance above $2.10, the path of least resistance is a probe of $2.43, followed by a measured move to $2.50.
A clean daily close over the weekly high would invalidate much of the recent supply, where stops from prior sellers often reside.
That’s the inflection that could carry Aster price to the psychological $3.00 handle. From there, extension targets clustered in the $3.40 to $3.60 area become feasible if momentum traders pile in.
Rally To Sustain?
The backdrop isn’t free of controversy. On October 6, trader Crypto Rover alleged that a coordinated FUD campaign was swirling around ASTER price.
The claims come amid DefiLlama co-founder 0xngmi stating that the analytics platform would delist ASTER perpetual volumes after internal checks revealed they were mirroring Binance’s perp volumes unusually closely.
Because ASTER does not expose lower-level execution data, such as maker/filler breakdowns, DefiLlama said it could not confidently rule out wash trading and therefore removed the volumes until it can verify the integrity of the data.
0xngmi later posted a detailed thread addressing community pushback, reiterating that the decision was about data quality rather than taking a directional stance on the token.
When questioned why not just delist silently, the DefiLlama co-founder replied:
“We actually did this before, previously aster revenue data didnt exclude rebates given to users, which led to inflated numbers […] This resulted in people coming up with conspiracy theories about why we are silently delisting stuff (even tho it was all public, but people didnt see it cause it was not on X), saying we got some backroom deals.”
For traders, the takeaway is to separate the narrative noise from the chart and the catalyst. Binance listings frequently expand the buyer universe and deepen liquidity, but they do not guarantee a one-way trend.
As highlighted by the pseudonym analyst Ignas in January, Binance has been a pathway for on-chain traders to find exit liquidity dumping on large retail.
As a result, ASTER price could face downward pressure in the near term.
Nevertheless, analysts pointed out that ASTER’s structure is simple enough to manage. Strength is defined by acceptance above $2.10–$2.14, especially at $2.50.
Meanwhile, weakness is a failure to hold the $1.90, which would return the market to mid-range chop and invalidate the immediate $3.00 push.