Aster crypto fell about 7.7% to around $0.62 on June 6, pressured by broader market declines and heavier selling. Binance founder CZ highlighted that Aster and Hyperliquid serve different trading needs, with Aster focusing on privacy and diverse asset deposits, while Hyperliquid offers transparency. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid faced added selling pressure after a scheduled $700 million token unlock increased circulating supply, and investor Arthur Hayes sold his entire HYPE holdings, pushing the token down 12% from its recent high. Traders are now watching if Aster can hold support above $0.60 and how Hyperliquid will perform amid increased supply and selling activity.
Aster repurchased 2,721,732.41 ASTER tokens over two weeks and burned an equal amount from its team allocation, using 99% of daily platform fees for the buybacks. This buyback period ran from October 4 to October 18, 2026. Since upgrading its tokenom...
Aster's Stage 6 allocation claim window opens on October 28, 2026, at 12:00 UTC and closes on November 28, 2026, at 12:00 UTC. This event allows eligible holders to claim fully vested tokens, potentially increasing market supply. Currently, Aster tra...
