The recently confirmed news - today a major trading platform officially announced the launch of APRO, which is actually the first project of Aster's Rocket Launch launchpad.
Interestingly, the gameplay of Aster is quite different from the common Alpha launch model. Participants must trade specified tokens' spot or contracts on the platform while holding a certain amount of ASTER tokens to qualify for rewards. Finally, airdrops are distributed based on individual trading volume during the event—essentially a variation of the "trade to mine" logic.
Rocket Launch has currently pushed two projects, both of which have been included by Alpha. The APRO case is quite typical: it first went live on the Aster launchpad on October 24, gaining some popularity through a trading incentive mechanism; five days later, on October 29, (, it launched on the contract; after another month, on November 27, ), it was officially announced to go live on spot.
This path has been quite smooth, so the key now is to see whether the Aster launchpad can continue to replicate this "launchpad→contract→spot" listing rhythm with subsequent new projects. If it can continue to deliver, then the popularity can be sustained.
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FreeRider
· 11-29 22:59
It's just another "Trading is Mining" skin swap; it would be strange if it could continue to replicate.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 11-28 09:50
It's the old trick of "Trading is Mining" again, Aster really has a good grasp of this rhythm this time.
Directly transitioning from the launch pad to Spot, the three steps are pretty smooth. However, I'm more concerned about whether the next batch of projects can continue like this... It really can't last for too long, right?
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FlashLoanLarry
· 11-27 14:54
Oh, this trap has some substance, but I just don't know how long it can last.
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GasWrangler
· 11-27 14:52
honestly the trade-to-earn mechanics here are just sub-optimal liquidity provision wrapped in gamification theater
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AirdropJunkie
· 11-27 14:43
This trap indeed has some substance; the variant gameplay of trading as Mining has now started to gain traction on the launch pad.
The recently confirmed news - today a major trading platform officially announced the launch of APRO, which is actually the first project of Aster's Rocket Launch launchpad.
Interestingly, the gameplay of Aster is quite different from the common Alpha launch model. Participants must trade specified tokens' spot or contracts on the platform while holding a certain amount of ASTER tokens to qualify for rewards. Finally, airdrops are distributed based on individual trading volume during the event—essentially a variation of the "trade to mine" logic.
Rocket Launch has currently pushed two projects, both of which have been included by Alpha. The APRO case is quite typical: it first went live on the Aster launchpad on October 24, gaining some popularity through a trading incentive mechanism; five days later, on October 29, (, it launched on the contract; after another month, on November 27, ), it was officially announced to go live on spot.
This path has been quite smooth, so the key now is to see whether the Aster launchpad can continue to replicate this "launchpad→contract→spot" listing rhythm with subsequent new projects. If it can continue to deliver, then the popularity can be sustained.