Aster Airdrop Delayed Due to 'Data Inconsistencies' With Token Allocations

Aster, a decentralized perps exchange, has postponed its airdrop from October 14 to October 20 due to potential data inconsistencies that have led to miscalculated token allocations. This decision came shortly after the launch of the airdrop checker, which triggered numerous complaints from users about their allocations. Aster assured that for most users, the new allocation figures would not be lower than previously displayed. The adjustment follows complaints highlighting discrepancies, with users expressing frustration over perceived calculation errors. The Aster token itself has increased nearly 3% to $1.75, achieving a market capitalization close to $3 billion, positioning it as the 54th largest cryptocurrency. Despite this rise, predictions suggest there is an 85% chance that the token will not reach $4 before November. Aster specializes in perpetual futures trading with leverage up to 1,001x and is backed by notable investors including Changpeng Zhao of Binance. The delay intensifies scrutiny on Aster's allocation process amid user expectations and the competitive landscape of decentralized exchanges.

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