Following CZ to buy $ASTER ? The 531 rule teaches you rational decision-making

The story of CZ acquiring $ASTER resembles the various situations of retail investors:

When he built his position at $0.91, 95% of retail investors were waiting;

After a 28% rise, 95% followed the trend to buy high; when he increased his purchases, 95% of retail investors cut losses;

Now the price has returned to near the cost line, panic emotions are spreading again.

Combining CZ's latest response—actually buying far more than $2 million, using the 531 evaluation method I summarized, we can clarify the best strategy.

The conclusion from 5 core dimensions, each worth 20 points, with a total score of 87 points is: build positions in batches and control risks.

Dimension 1 (18 points): CZ's cost line is approximately $0.91, currently $0.93 is only 2.2% higher, with sufficient margin of safety, it does not count as buying high. He first bought 2.09 million on November 2, added positions on the 4th, and supplemented holdings on December 14, with coherent actions.

Dimension 2 (20 points): Publicly spending his own money, emphasizing long-term holding, and building positions in batches completely align with the operation logic of big players who are optimistic about the targets. His history of "buying coins and being stuck in the short term" instead reduces anxiety about short-term fluctuations.

Dimension 3 (16 points): As a player in the Perp DEX track, ASTER has real trading volume, daily buybacks raised to $4 million, previously surpassed Hyperliquid to rank high. However, it heavily relies on CZ's endorsement, which is a potential risk point.

Dimension 4 (15 points): From a surge of 28% to a pullback of 25%, then rebounding from a bottom of $0.89, the risk of buying high has been released. Many retail investors are stuck or observing, while smart money has already positioned in the $0.89-$0.93 range.

Dimension 5 (18 points): The consensus is that CZ's held targets must rise in the long term, with BTC and BNB as precedents. Currently down more than 20%, close to the cost line, and the fundamentals are intact, fully matching the best entry conditions.

The strategy is clear: total position not exceeding 15%, building positions in three batches—30% at $0.93, 30% at $0.89, and 40% at $0.85. Stop-loss line at $0.80 (total loss controlled at 15%), target at $1.10, $1.30, $1.50.

Remember: CZ can withstand being stuck for 18 months, but retail investors cannot.

Do not blindly follow the trend; using position and stop-loss to hedge risks is the key to making money from celebrity effects. @juice13 #CZ