Coinbase has rolled out perpetual futures trading for ASTER. The available contract allows traders to open long or short positions. This launch also marks a new step for ASTER in the global ecosystem, as the token was previously only available for spot trading. The presence of this derivative instrument broadens its scope and creates greater competition in the crypto market.
Perpetual futures trading for Aster $ASTER will go live on 26 NOV 2025.
The opening of our ASTER-PERP market will begin on or after 9:20 am UTC, if liquidity conditions are met, in regions where trading is supported.
Perpetual futures are available to retail traders in select… pic.twitter.com/HaWr4svK3e
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(@CoinbaseMarkets) November 25, 2025
The launch comes after ASTER had already been added to Coinbase’s spot listing roadmap. So, the process felt progressive: presence on the spot, growth, and then entry into futures trading. Many traders view the inclusion of an asset in derivatives products on a major exchange as a sign of its strengthening position.
In early November, we reported that Alchemy Pay had partnered with Aster DEX to expand fiat access to the DeFi world. Through this partnership, users can purchase ASTER tokens directly using debit cards, digital wallets, or bank transfers. The more straightforward buying process is a big help for anyone trying to get started, since they don’t have to deal with a maze of extra steps to access the ecosystem.
Furthermore, before the perpetual app launched, the Aster App was also available for iOS last October. With the iOS version, its user base is further expanded. Previously, the app was only available on Google Play and allowed users to open, monitor, and trade from their mobile devices at any time.
As of press time, ASTER is changing hands at about $1.08, down 6.5% over the last 24 hours and 16.72% over the last 7 days.
