ASTER has recently become interesting. The price suddenly surged by 3.8%, and the reason behind it is not complicated — a major exchange's web wallet has just launched perpetual contract trading, supported by Aster at the core, and users can earn Aster points through trading. This combination truly attracts many traders to participate. From a technical perspective, ASTER is currently in a perfect resonance stage, with various indicators signaling a strong upward trend. The incremental users and trading depth brought by this functional iteration often provide sustained support for the coin's price. Moving forward, it is important to continue monitoring the trading volume of the contract and the activity of point redemption, as these are key indicators to determine whether this market trend can continue.
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MEVHunterWang
· 6h ago
The contract launched with a 3.8% increase, quite a significant move. It seems that someone is really throwing money around.
This wave of ASTER is genuinely driven by demand, not just a pump to inflate the price.
Let's wait until trading volume picks up; it's a bit early to say there's sustained support.
Perpetual contracts combined with a points mechanism truly hit the traders' sore spots.
I bet that within three months, the average daily trading volume of the contract can break one million.
A strong technical outlook is good, but the concern is whether it's just a pump driven by hype, which we need to watch out for later.
The activity level of points redemption is the real test; this data directly indicates whether there is genuine demand.
Wait, is this good news or just a way to release pressure? It feels like it's raising traders' expectations too high.
I'm optimistic about the short-term rise, but how long these feature iteration dividends can last is really hard to say.
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OnchainHolmes
· 6h ago
Perpetual contracts are available again, and points can be earned. This wave is indeed promising.
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ASTER's rhythm, it feels like it's about to start again.
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Resonance phase? I'm optimistic, just worried that trading volume might drop later.
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The true measure is the trading volume of the contracts. Don't be fooled by 3.8%.
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High activity in point redemption indicates real user engagement; otherwise, it's just an illusion.
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Endorsement from leading exchanges is definitely better than just self-promotion.
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We still need to see how things develop; it's a bit early to say the trend will continue.
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Underlying support sounds good, but it depends on the actual trading depth.
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ProposalManiac
· 6h ago
Perpetual contracts + point incentives are essentially a classic "user growth game." The question is, what is the retention rate of these incremental users? Historically, after the liquidity mining boom of Compound and Aave, what was left behind?
The key still depends on whether trading depth can truly be consolidated; otherwise, it's just a "self-amusement of mechanism design."
ASTER has recently become interesting. The price suddenly surged by 3.8%, and the reason behind it is not complicated — a major exchange's web wallet has just launched perpetual contract trading, supported by Aster at the core, and users can earn Aster points through trading. This combination truly attracts many traders to participate. From a technical perspective, ASTER is currently in a perfect resonance stage, with various indicators signaling a strong upward trend. The incremental users and trading depth brought by this functional iteration often provide sustained support for the coin's price. Moving forward, it is important to continue monitoring the trading volume of the contract and the activity of point redemption, as these are key indicators to determine whether this market trend can continue.