On‑chain Stock Perpetuals
Trade tokenized equities like Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia around the clock, side‑by‑side with BTC, ETH, and alt perps.
The workstation for on‑chain traders. Pro‑grade terminal, MEV‑protected execution, hardware‑wallet security, and on‑chain stock perpetuals — all in a fast native desktop client.
Every feature in Aster Desktop gets its own spotlight. Here’s exactly what you’re downloading and why traders love it.
Trade tokenized equities like Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia around the clock, side‑by‑side with BTC, ETH, and alt perps.
Multi‑pane layouts, detachable order books, hotkeys, and drag‑to‑modify orders deliver CEX‑level speed and control in a native app built for serious flow.
Place Iceberg orders to hide size, or automate entries with TWAP/VWAP. Schedule ladders and bracket orders to compound precision without babysitting charts.
Deposit once and trade across supported networks. The client routes liquidity for you — no manual bridging, no asset‑shuffling, no fragmented balances.
Orders are privately routed to reduce frontrunning and sandwich risk. Your strategies execute as designed, not as copied by bots lurking in the mempool.
Trade while keeping keys offline. Ledger, Trezor, and other devices connect natively so approvals stay secure and verifiable.
Early adopters can unlock badges, periodic fee discounts, and points multipliers for activity executed via the desktop client.
Get context as you trade: funding shifts, liquidation clusters, whale footprints, and personalized risk nudges (e.g., “High liquidation risk within 1.2% move”).
See net exposure, delta, margin usage, and account health in real time. Toggle auto‑deleveraging rules and liquidation alerts per market.
Competitive taker/maker fees with intelligent funding displays and alerts so you can optimize holding costs on swing positions.
Auto‑updates in the background, graceful reconnection during network hiccups, and a compact installer that’s friendly to locked‑down desktops.
Desktop honors a privacy‑first policy: local settings storage, opt‑in analytics, and transparent logs so power users can verify what’s sent.