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Aster is moving into a new phase of token support, not with slogans, not with promises but with structure. The protocol has announced Stage 5 of its $ASTER buyback program, a systematic framework designed to strengthen tokenomics, reduce circulating supply, and deliver long-term, on-chain value to its community. The program begins December 23, 2025, and introduces a clear, rule-based allocation of platform revenue toward buybacks. At the center of the plan: up to 80% of daily platform fees redirected to purchasing ASTER from the open market. Stage 5 Buyback Program: Structured Support for $ASTER We’re implementing a systematic buyback program designed to strengthen $ASTER tokenomics and create sustainable value for our community. Starting December 23, 2025, Aster will allocate up to 80% of daily platform fees… — Aster (@Aster_DEX) December 22, 2025 From Ad Hoc Support to Systematic Design Buybacks are not new in crypto. What is new is discipline. Aster’s Stage 5 program formalizes how fees flow back into the ecosystem. Instead of sporadic or discretionary market support, the protocol is committing to daily, automated execution paired with a strategic reserve that can be deployed when conditions justify it. This marks a shift from reactive treasury actions to predictable token mechanics. The design prioritizes transparency, consistency, and flexibility, three elements often missing in prior buyback narratives across DeFi. The result is a framework that users can monitor, verify on-chain, and model over time. Automatic Daily Buybacks: Predictable On-Chain Support The backbone of Stage 5 is the Automatic Daily Buyback, funded with 40% of daily platform fees. These buybacks are executed automatically every day. No timing discretion. No manual intervention. No governance delay. The goal is simple: Provide continuous on-chain demand while gradually reducing circulating supply. Because the mechanism runs daily, it smooths out timing risk and avoids the “all-at-once”…

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