最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on September 29, Aster CEO Leonard was interviewed by Mable (@Mable_Jiang), founder of the social protocol Trends. In response to the question, "According to on-chain data, a few addresses hold 96% of the total ASTER, so what's the situation with these addresses?", he said: "I have also seen some tweets from the community mentioning this issue. In fact, we cannot control all the tokens in these wallets. According to our token economics, about 80% of the tokens will be locked on the chain and everyone can monitor them. Addresses holding on-chain airdrop tokens account for about 40% of the total. Other top addresses also include Aster's spot deposit addresses. Token holders store tokens in platform addresses, perhaps preparing to sell them at any time, after all, the token price has risen significantly. Currently, only about 10% is in circulation, including the conversion share of users from APX. The 1:1 swap we gave to old users accounted for about 10%; the initial airdrop accounted for about 20%. 8%; there will be a linear release later, including marketing budgets. This is all documented and verifiable on-chain. The contract address makes it look like we control all tokens because most transactions occur within this contract, but in reality, many tokens belong to users.