Aster will burn 50% of the tokens inside the buyback address to strengthen ASTER's long-term value

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/10/31 10:15:55
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BlockBeats News, October 31, Aster officially announced that as part of the ongoing optimization of the Aster token economy, the team is adjusting the S3 buyback and airdrop mechanism to bring stronger, long-term value to users and holders:

50% of all buyback funds (including S2 and S3) will be burned through a public burn address to reduce supply, solidifying the long-term value of ASTER.


The remaining 50% will be flowed back to a locked airdrop address to reduce circulation and reserve more shares for potential future airdrops to reward genuine Aster users and long-term holders.

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