Aster DEX plans to allocate up to 80% of S3 fees for ASTER buybacks
Key Takeaways
- Aster DEX将从第三阶段(“Dawn”阶段)手续费中分配高达80%用于$ASTER代币回购。
- 第三阶段引入了更先进的交易员评分体系,激励活跃度与持有行为。
今日,Aster DEX这一运行多阶段激励计划的去中心化交易所,宣布将第三阶段高达80%的手续费用于$ASTER代币回购。
回购计划聚焦于第三阶段,即Aster当前“Dawn”阶段所产生的手续费,该阶段重点是提升评分机制与交易激励。Aster DEX在第三阶段推出了多维度评分体系,允许交易者通过交易量、持有时间等活动来获取积分。
交易所已集成包括HEMI及AT等资产的新交易对及奖励机制,以提升第三阶段的手续费产生效率。Aster DEX作为发展中的项目,当前着重强调回购,以支持代币稳定性。
具体分配将视当前阶段的整体表现而定。$ASTER是Aster DEX生态系统中的实用型代币,可用于手续费支付与奖励。
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