Perpetual contract infrastructure is becoming a new battleground for wallet competition. Aster has integrated with multiple leading wallet ecosystems—SafePal, Trust Wallet, and even supporting perpetual trading features in the web version of a major wallet.



The logic behind this is clear: modern wallets need matching engines, deep liquidity, and precise pricing capabilities. Instead of building everything from scratch, it's better to directly leverage mature perpetual infrastructure. Aster is doing exactly that—becoming the underlying perpetual trading infrastructure for wallet ecosystems. In this model, wallets focus on user experience and asset management, while Aster handles trading depth and risk control, with clear division of responsibilities. As more wallets seek comprehensive trading functionalities, the importance of such specialized infrastructure will only become more prominent.
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SelfSovereignStevevip
· 5h ago
Bro, Aster really hit the pain point this time. It's too difficult for each wallet to build their own infrastructure. Really, SafePal and Trust have already integrated, this is the classic infrastructure dividend. The division of labor is correct, but the key is whether the liquidity is deep enough to truly facilitate matching. Wait, could this be another middleman arbitrage scheme? If this model works out, will other wallets copy it? The competitive landscape is still uncertain.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 5h ago
Ha, another story about infrastructure, but this time the logic really holds up. Basically, all the wallets now want to play with perpetuals, but starting from scratch to build their own? That's nonsense. Just use established platforms like Aster—much more convenient. The only concern is that if all wallets rely on a single infrastructure, what about the risks? Here comes another new track troll to appear.
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SmartContractPhobiavip
· 5h ago
Perpetual infrastructure has indeed become competitive, but it feels like wallets are still in the exploration stage. Aster's integration with SafePal and Trust Wallet is indeed good, but how stable is this underlying dependency in the long run? Can risk management for gambling truly be implemented?
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