Aster Launches Privacy-First Layer 1 Blockchain Built for Untraceable On-Chain Trading
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Aster launched Aster Chain mainnet with privacy on by default; Aster is currently the second-largest perpetual DEX by volume, positioning the project to migrate trading to its Layer 1. Chain uses zero-knowledge encryption and one-time stealth addresses to hide orders and wallet activity; performance claims include 100,000 TPS, 50ms block times and zero gas fees. Privacy-first design plus high throughput and zero fees could boost DeFi/DEX adoption for on-chain trading and intensify competition with CEXs.
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- Aster launched Aster Chain, a privacy-first Layer 1 blockchain for traders.
- Uses zero-knowledge encryption and stealth addresses to hide wallet activity and trades.
- The network supports 100,000 TPS, 50ms block times, and zero gas fees.
Aster, currently the second-largest perpetual decentralised exchange by volume, has launched its own Layer 1 blockchain designed around a single principle: your trades should be nobody else’s business.
The mainnet, called Aster Chain, went live with privacy switched on by default, a technical architecture built around zero-knowledge encryption, and performance specifications that challenge the assumption that privacy and speed cannot coexist on-chain.
What Aster Chain Actually Does
Every order placed on Aster Chain is encrypted through zero-knowledge cryptography and routed through a one-time stealth address. The result is that…
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