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Aster updates Stage 3 trading points rules: both spot and perpetual contract trading volumes are included

Aster updates Stage 3 trading points rules: both spot and perpetual contract trading volumes are included

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/10/18 09:26
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ChainCatcher news, Perp DEX Aster has published an update on the calculation rules for Stage 3 trading points. Trading points will now include, but are not limited to, contributions from trading fees and liquidity (market maker orders). Both spot and perpetual contract trading volumes will be included, and points will be updated every hour based on the total fees generated. Aster strictly prohibits any abusive trading behavior, including but not limited to wash trading, market manipulation, or other fraudulent activities. If such behavior is detected in an account, Aster reserves the right to independently adjust, freeze, or revoke its Rh points.

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