The Airdrop process of Aster Altcoin has been postponed to October 20.

Recently, one of the notable developments in the cryptocurrency market has been the postponement of the second airdrop process of the Aster (ASTER) altcoin, supported by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ). Aster has postponed the initial airdrop date set for October 14 to October 20 due to 'data inconsistencies.'

The Aster project team stated that users encountered unexpectedly low token amounts in the airdrop control panel. This situation indicates that the data verification process is ongoing. The project emphasized that corrections in the allocations for some users would be made and that the allocation ratios for most users would not fall below the percentage of the latest snapshot.

The decision to postpone the airdrop has resonated widely on social media platforms. One user claimed to have earned only 336 ASTER tokens despite a trading volume of 9 million dollars. According to a statement from the project, a total of 153,000 wallets were eligible to participate in this distribution.

Aster aims to compete with major rivals such as Hyperliquid as a decentralized derivatives exchange. Additionally, it operates on the Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain networks. As of September, Aster has reportedly experienced remarkable growth since the launch of its own token, reaching a trading volume of $420 billion in just September.

According to the latest reports, the ASTER token price is trading around 1.69 dollars. The price has not shown significant changes throughout the day, despite the general market decline following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs on China.

Investors should pay close attention to how the developments in Aster's airdrop process, as well as the current price movements and market dynamics, will shape the upcoming events. The impact of the airdrop distribution on investor expectations, especially on the scheduled date of October 20, is being closely monitored.