Decentralized exchange Aster has announced Korean RWA Season 1: Taker Showdown, a seven-day trading campaign running from July 30 to August 6. The event covers two designated pairs, SKHYNIXUSDT and SAMSUNGUSDT, and offers a total prize pool of 10,000 USDT. The rewards are split across three buckets: 4,000 USDT for the taker trading volume leaderboard, 4,000 USDT for the profit and loss leaderboard, and 2,000 USDT for a participation pool. The campaign is open to both new and existing users, excluding market makers. Aster said only taker trading volume generated during the event period will be counted, and rewards will be distributed in USDT within 14 business days after the campaign ends. The exchange added that more trading pairs may be introduced later depending on market conditions.
Decentralized exchange Aster has rolled out Korean RWA Season 1: Taker Showdown, a trading event scheduled to run from July 30 to Aug. 6 for seven days.
The campaign covers two designated pairs, SKHYNIXUSDT and SAMSUNGUSDT, with a total prize pool of 10,000 USDT. The pool is divided into three parts:
- 4,000 USDT for the taker trading volume leaderboard
- 4,000 USDT for the profit and loss leaderboard
- 2,000 USDT for the participation pool
The event is open to both new and existing users, excluding market makers. Aster said only taker trading volume recorded during the event window will count, and rewards will be distributed in USDT within 14 business days after the event ends.
Aster also said it may add more trading pairs later based on market conditions.
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