Aster: Tokenomics remain unchanged, future unlocked tokens will be transferred to independent addresses
Jinse Finance reported that the perpetual contract Aster stated on the X platform that the recent update to the ASTER token economic model has caused confusion within the community. They sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and clarify that the ASTER token economic model remains unchanged. Aster added that the relevant update is intended to accurately reflect the token's circulating supply and address issues regarding the monthly unlocking of community and ecosystem allocation quotas. The monthly unlocked token allocation quotas have never been used and have not been included in the circulating supply of ASTER tokens. In the future, the unlocked tokens will be transferred to an independent public unlocking address, but currently there is no spending requirement or plan for this address.
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