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== Platform ==
== Platform ==
The platform operates across multiple blockchain networks and offers both a simplified high-leverage trading mode and a professional trading interface based on a central-limit-order-book system.<ref name="21Shares" />  
The platform operates across multiple blockchain networks and offers both a simplified high-leverage trading mode and a professional trading interface based on a central-limit-order-book system.<ref name="21Shares" /> In February 2026, the platform was ranked among the largest perpetual contract decentralized exchanges by trading volume, according to data cited by BlockBeats and DefiLama.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2026-02-25 |title=主流永续合约去中心化交易所一覽:Aster 交易量回落明顯,Hyperliquid 交易量波動較小 {{!}} 鉅亨網 - 快訊 |url=https://news.cnyes.com/news/id/6353107 |access-date=2026-05-09 |website=news.cnyes.com |language=zh-TW}}</ref>  


== Aster Chain ==
== Aster Chain ==

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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 as a decentralized trading platform for perpetual contracts and digital asset exchange.[1]

History

Aster was formerly known as APX and Astherus.[1]

Platform

The platform operates across multiple blockchain networks and offers both a simplified high-leverage trading mode and a professional trading interface based on a central-limit-order-book system.[2] In February 2026, the platform was ranked among the largest perpetual contract decentralized exchanges by trading volume, according to data cited by BlockBeats and DefiLama.[3]

Aster Chain

In March 2026, the platform launched the mainnet of its Layer 1 blockchain focused on trading infrastructure.[4]

References

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