ASTER's buyback pace continues to operate steadily. In the past 24 hours, this DEX project accumulated $1,168,399 in platform fees, which were directly used to buy back ASTER tokens from the market, totaling 220,406 tokens.



Since the start of the buyback program, the project has burned 218,607,761 ASTER, accounting for 2.73% of the total supply. Although this percentage may not seem particularly high, if this pace continues, the long-term deflationary effect is still worth paying attention to.

Daily buyback data fluctuations can reflect the trading activity and platform profitability of the DEX. The higher the fees and buybacks, the more trading volume supports the platform. Interested parties can regularly track these data changes to observe the project's actual operational status.
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GasOptimizervip
· 5h ago
Hmm, with a daily fee of 1.2 million, the capital efficiency needs to be carefully calculated. A 2.73% burn rate, when annualized, requires running a model to evaluate. Trading activity can be inferred from the fee rate model, but the key is where the arbitrage opportunities are.
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BlockchainGrillervip
· 6h ago
This pace is a bit outrageous, with millions of dollars in fees every day, truly treating ASTER as an ATM.
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EntryPositionAnalystvip
· 6h ago
The transaction fee is so high, indicating that trading volume is indeed picking up. --- 2.73% doesn't seem like much, but this kind of daily deflation accumulation could become interesting over time. --- Buying back around a million daily, this pace is quite steady. --- I'm just worried that later on, trading volume won't keep up, and the buyback speed will drop sharply. --- Continuously burning coins is more reliable than those projects that just talk big but do nothing. --- You need to regularly check this data and not just listen to the official hype.
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DAOplomacyvip
· 6h ago
honestly the 2.73% burn so far reads like institutional window dressing—like, sure the math checks out but the real question is whether this token velocity actually sustains or if we're just watching a carefully choreographed performance of sound tokenomics
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 6h ago
Buyback stability is a good thing, but to be honest, the 2.73% ratio is a bit disappointing. Whether it truly leads to deflation depends on whether they can step up their efforts later on. People who constantly watch fee data are probably trying to catch the bottom. How long the trading enthusiasm can last is uncertain. 220,000 tokens are burned daily. At this rate, it will take a long time to see obvious effects. Anyway, I’m holding long-term and just watching the show.
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MetaMuskRatvip
· 6h ago
Not bad. This pace looks quite steady, with over a million in fees each day being poured into buybacks. Over 2.7 million tokens have been burned. Although the percentage doesn't seem high, if this can continue like this... in the long run, there's still some imagination. The key is that trading activity needs to keep up; otherwise, a drop in buyback data will reveal the truth.
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ParanoiaKingvip
· 6h ago
$1.16 million in fees per day, this pace is really steady, but the 2.73% burn rate still feels a bit slow. The buyback力度 seems quite solid, but it needs to be sustained to be effective. I'm worried about losing momentum later on.
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