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Aster operates across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana and Arbitrum, according to an analysis by 21Shares.<ref name="21Shares" /> The platform offers a simple trading mode with high leverage and a professional mode using a central-limit-order-book interface.<ref name="21Shares" /> | Aster operates across [[BNB Smart Chain (blockchain platform)|BNB Chain]], [[Ethereum]], [[Solana (blockchain platform)|Solana]] and Arbitrum, according to an analysis by 21Shares.<ref name="21Shares" /> The platform offers a simple trading mode with high leverage and a professional mode using a central-limit-order-book interface.<ref name="21Shares" /> | ||
== Aster Chain == | == Aster Chain == | ||
Revision as of 01:05, 9 May 2026
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Aster is a decentralized exchange and cryptocurrency derivatives platform focused on perpetual futures trading.[1][2] The platform supports multi-chain trading and has been described by PitchBook as a decentralized trading platform for perpetual contracts and asset exchange.[1]
History
Aster was formerly known as APX and Astherus, according to PitchBook.[1]
Platform
Aster operates across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana and Arbitrum, according to an analysis by 21Shares.[2] The platform offers a simple trading mode with high leverage and a professional mode using a central-limit-order-book interface.[2]
Aster Chain
In March 2026, ForkLog reported that Aster had launched the mainnet of Aster Chain, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on trading.[3]