Aster's ambitions are more than just a little—following SafePal and Trust Wallet, it once again seizes high-quality trading scenarios.
The latest news is that Aster officially provides perpetual contract trading support for a leading exchange's wallet (web version). This is highly significant for Aster, not just adding another channel, but opening the door to professional trading scenarios.
It has been confirmed by the official that the perpetual trading feature on the wallet's web version is provided by Aster's technology team, initially launching on the BSC ecosystem. From SafePal to Trust Wallet and now to a leading exchange wallet, Aster's layout in Web3 trading infrastructure is accelerating into shape.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-17 13:17
nah wait, before we celebrate... has anyone actually audited aster's perpetual contracts code? saw similar setups get exploited for MEV manipulation last year. just saying, check the smart contract vulnerability reports first 🤐
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-17 10:31
Damn, Aster's pace is really fast. Now even top-tier exchanges have to use its contract engine.
Finally, someone is seriously building infrastructure for perpetual contracts, unlike some projects that just make empty promises.
BSC is the first to go live; this is a good move, as it has the best ecosystem liquidity.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 01-17 07:37
Aster's move this time is truly brilliant, directly entering the exchange from the wallet ecosystem... No one can stop this infrastructure development.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-15 14:04
Aster is about to take off, with SafePal, Trust Wallet, and leading exchange wallets, one after another... truly playing a big game.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-14 13:54
Aster's move in this game is really fierce; even top-tier exchanges are reaching out to collaborate with it.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 01-14 13:49
Haha, Aster is really setting the pace to unify the Web3 wallet trading scene.
SafePal and Trust Wallet have been secured, and now they've also tackled major exchanges. This strategic layout is indeed impressive.
Perpetual contracts are truly a battleground; whoever controls the wallet entry point wins half the battle.
The BSC launch is also quite good, with the ecosystem's activity level right there.
By the way, if this continues, is Aster planning to integrate the entire infrastructure?
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 01-14 13:36
Aster's play was really clever, directly blocking the exchange wallet line, and running perpetual contracts on BSC first... Interesting.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-14 13:30
Aster has really put in effort into perpetual contracts, directly integrating from the wallet side to exchange level. This move is quite aggressive.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-14 13:30
Oops, Aster has put its hand into perpetual contracts. The BSC ecosystem is the first to go live, this pace is a bit fast.
Aster's ambitions are more than just a little—following SafePal and Trust Wallet, it once again seizes high-quality trading scenarios.
The latest news is that Aster officially provides perpetual contract trading support for a leading exchange's wallet (web version). This is highly significant for Aster, not just adding another channel, but opening the door to professional trading scenarios.
It has been confirmed by the official that the perpetual trading feature on the wallet's web version is provided by Aster's technology team, initially launching on the BSC ecosystem. From SafePal to Trust Wallet and now to a leading exchange wallet, Aster's layout in Web3 trading infrastructure is accelerating into shape.