🔥 Aster DEX, $WLFI 1주차 거래보상 지급
- 파트너십에 따른 USD1 선물페어 거래보상

✅지난주 아스터 덱스와 WLFI팀 파트너십으로, USD1 선물페어 거래량에 따라 유저들에게 $WLFI 리워드 지급
🔜1주차 총 625K $WLFI 분배
🔜USD1 페어 누적 거래량 26억$ 상회
🔜초기 유동성 및 참여도 증가 추세

✅또한 거래보상과 별개로, USD1 홀딩 추가보상(월 2.5M개 $WLFI) 별도지급

✅2주차 이미 시작되었으며 신규 USD1 페어 추가 예정 등, 스테이블 토큰 유동성 증대 및 활용성 확장 경쟁에서 괄목할 만한 성과를 내고 있네요.

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🔥 Aster DEX, Week 1 Trading Reward Distribution

- USD1 Futures Pair Trading Rewards Based on Partnership

✅ Last week, through a partnership between Aster DEX and the WLFI team, rewards were distributed to users based on USD1 futures pair trading volume.

🔜 Total distribution of 625K in Week 1

🔜 Cumulative USD1 pair trading volume exceeds $2.6 billion

🔜 Increasing trend in initial liquidity and participation

✅ In addition to trading rewards, additional rewards for USD1 holding (2.5M $WLFI per month) are being distributed separately.

✅ Week 2 has already begun, and new USD1 pairs are scheduled to be added. Aster is achieving remarkable results in the competition to increase stable token liquidity and expand usability.

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