Recently, while playing with perpetual contracts on-chain, I found the Aster platform quite user-friendly. While being decentralized, the trading depth and slippage control are also decent, which is much more stable compared to several DEX derivation protocols I used before.

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CryptoMotivator

· 17h ago

Aster is indeed good, the slippage control part is quite impressive.

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GasFeeLady

· 18h ago

ngl, aster's been lowkey catching my eye too lately. the slippage control is actually chef's kiss when gwei's sitting around the optimal window — caught a fat arbitrage yesterday bc their depth held up during that flash dump. defi derivatives scene is getting spicy fr

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TokenTaxonomist

· 18h ago

nah wait, let me pull up my spreadsheet on this one... aster's liquidity depth claims are *statistically speaking* way overstated. data suggests otherwise when you actually parse the order book microstructure. taxonomically incorrect to lump it with tier-1 dex derivatives tbh

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FlashLoanKing

· 18h ago

Why is the slippage of Aster so low? Is it true? Why didn't I feel it?

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