Aster (ASTER) token has declined 0.86% in the last 24 hours with a 16% rise in trading volume, dropping 5.29% over the past month. Despite a buyback plan using 99% of platform fees to purchase ASTER tokens, the price has failed to break above the $0.80 resistance zone throughout 2026. The token recently fell below its $0.60 support level and is now testing it as resistance, with bearish signals from MACD and increased selling pressure indicated by OBV. Traders should watch the $0.59-$0.60 demand zone for a potential bounce or further decline into a consolidation phase if buying remains weak.
Aster introduced AOS-2, a new open listing protocol allowing crypto projects to list perpetual futures via a transparent, blockchain-based application. Applicants must lock 1 million ASTER tokens for four years, and validator consensus through on-cha...
ASTER has aggressively reduced its circulating token supply by allocating 99% of daily platform fees to buybacks, burning over 11 million tokens since June, and encouraging staking which holds 5.3% to 8.1% of supply. Exchange outflows also tightened ...
Aster has launched AOS-2, a new public process for approving perpetual markets on its platform. Projects must stake 1 million ASTER tokens for four years before validators vote on their market proposals. If approved, Aster’s risk team configures the ...
Aster's token price rose to a two-week high of $0.607, flipping the $0.6 resistance level into support, driven by a 49% increase in trading volume to $56 million. The Aster team burned 2.85 million tokens worth $1.74 million, pushing total burns to n...
