Many still don't get Aster DEX, treating it like a run-of-the-mill Perpdex and waiting for it to flop. Common critiques: "Aside from point-farmers, nobody needs it?" "Once the Aster hype fades, it's finished?"
Many still don't get Aster DEX, treating it like a run-of-the-mill Perpdex and waiting for it to flop. Common critiques: "Aside from point-farmers, nobody needs it?" "Once the Aster hype fades, it's finished?"
For other Perpdex projects that can be true—an airdrop often equals death because there's no lasting hook.
But if Aster serves as a forward outpost toward Binance listings, it could be an essential stepping stone; recall how Alpha was assessed in earlier days
Operationally, Aster has many strategic options. Some examples:
If Aster's position parallels Binance Wallet and Binance allocates resources to nurture it, current complaints about clunky UX, shallow liquidity, or few projects lose force
User demand can be cultivated—if listing fees rise and listings create wealth effects, demand is likely to follow. When an opportunity becomes common knowledge, profit potential shrinks
Key takeaway: identify Binance's strategic direction and align with it; that approach tends to preserve advantage