Aster will direct 99% of platform fees to ASTER buybacks while burning reserve tokens as part of a long-term supply reduction plan.
of daily platform fees will now be automatically used to purchase ASTER on the open market. All bought-back tokens will be distributed to veASTER stakers as additional rewards.
At the same time, an equal amount of ASTER will be burned from reserve allocations. The change links protocol activity directly to token demand and introduces a supply-reduction strategy that continues until ASTER’s total supply falls to 3 billion tokens.of daily platform fees to buy ASTER through an automated time-weighted average price mechanism.
The purchased tokens will be sent to a public buyback wallet before being distributed to veASTER holders during reward epochs.base loyalty rewards, increasing staking incentives as platform activity grows. Aster also said revenue generated from permissionless spot listings will contribute to the program. Every listing incurs aBurn program targets supply reductionFor every ASTER token purchased through the revenue-backed buyback system, an equal amount will be burned from reserve allocations.
According to the update, tokens from the team allocation will be burned first before other reserve categories are used. Based on Aster’s current maximum supply ofCommunity remains largest allocationof ASTER’s supply remains allocated to community rewards and airdrops. The treasury allocation accounts for
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