New Equity-Linked Listings Go Live Aster DEX has expanded its real-world asset (RWA) perpetual contracts lineup with five new listings tied to major U.S. companies: JPMorgan, Walmart, Visa, B
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New Equity-Linked Listings Go Live
Aster DEX has expanded its real-world asset (RWA) perpetual contracts lineup with five new listings tied to major U.S. companies: JPMorgan, Walmart, Visa, Berkshire Hathaway Class B, and Fluence Energy. Traders can access up to 20x leverage on the new pairs, with boosted trading rewards available through June 2.
The contracts are derivative instruments that let traders speculate on the price of an underlying asset without the need for real-world custody. Pricing data is sourced from Pyth Network, which maintains multiple data publishers for every product and combines their data to produce a single aggregate price and confidence interval, designed to be robust against manipulation.
Part of a Broader RWA Push at Aster
The new listings build on a strategy Aster has been executing for some time. The exchange already offers perpetuals on U.S. equities alongside its core crypto derivatives and recently launched the genesis phase of Aster Chain, a privacy-focused Layer 1 using zero-knowledge proofs. The platform has also launched RWA Sprint Season 1, which has reduced fees across selected real-world asset perpetual markets.
The move into blue-chip equity names like JPMorgan and Walmart reflects a broader shift taking place across decentralized finance. Perpetual DEXs now command a 26% share of the crypto-derivatives market, a sign that decentralized infrastructure is capturing activity that was almost entirely the domain of centralized exchanges. A growing number of perp DEXs have followed suit, listing commodities, equities, and equity indices to broaden the universe of tradable assets.
For users, the appeal is straightforward: the ability to gain exposure to familiar equity names without having to cash out of crypto into a traditional brokerage account. The boosted rewards campaign running through June 2 follows a pattern the platform has used before, using time-limited incentives to attract liquidity and trading volume during the earliest phase of new listings.
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