Aster Vault is now open to all users for Strategy Vaults.

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Aster Vault is now open to all users following the conclusion of its beta phase on July 31 (UTC+8), according to MetaEra. Traders can create investable vaults based on perpetual contract strategies, with investors sharing profits and losses proportionally. To launch a vault, users need at least 100 ASTER and $100 in supported assets. Among altcoins to watch, ASTER’s utility is enhanced with this new feature. Managers can set lock-up periods, visibility settings, and profit-sharing ratios. This launch coincides with mixed sentiment in the crypto markets, as reflected by the Fear & Greed Index.

ME News reports that on July 31 (UTC+8), Aster announced the official conclusion of the Aster Vault Beta and the full public launch of Aster Vault. Aster Vault enables traders to turn their perpetual contract trading strategies into investable vaults, establish public trading records, and earn profit shares based on investors' realized gains. Investors can directly invest in vaults and share strategy profits and losses proportionally without executing trades themselves. To create a vault, users must hold at least 100 ASTER in their perpetual contract account and deposit a minimum of $100 in designated assets; the 100 ASTER will be automatically locked upon creation. Designated assets include USDF, USDT, USD1, USDC, or U. Vault managers can set lock-up periods, visibility levels, and profit-sharing ratios. (Source: ODAILY)

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