OKX, Succinct, Doodles, and Aster are Joining the Crypto Market.

One of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, OKX, is coming up with a new development that will attract the attention of investors. The exchange announced that it will officially list three new altcoins named Succinct (PROVE), Doodles (DOOD), and Aster (ASTER) on October 17, 2025. Cryptocurrency investors are closely monitoring the dates and processes for these new assets to be traded.

OKX stated that the deposit operations for PROVE, DOOD, and ASTER will begin on October 17, 2025, at 10:00 AM Turkish time. In particular, for the ASTER/USDT trading pair, trading orders can be placed between 08:00 and 09:00 Turkish time on the same day, and trading will start in the spot market at 09:00 Turkish time. For the PROVE/USDT and DOOD/USDT trading pairs, the order placement process will take place between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM Turkish time, and both pairs will begin trading in the spot market at 2:00 PM. Additionally, the PROVE/USD and DOOD/USD trading pairs will also open at 4:00 PM Turkish time on the same day.

Withdrawal operations for all assets will be activated as of 5:00 PM Turkish time. OKX also announced that some risk control measures will be applied for the first 5 minutes of the newly listed trading pairs. During this period, users will be able to transact up to $10,000 in each limit order. This restriction will be lifted 5 minutes after trading starts. The company stated that this measure aims to protect investors from the high volatility of the newly listed altcoins during the early minutes of trading.

The details of these important altcoins for investors are also noteworthy. Succinct stands out as a protocol focused on zero-knowledge (zero-knowledge) technology; Doodles is notable as a next-generation storytelling-based entertainment brand. Aster, on the other hand, is known for offering high-leverage decentralized derivative trading.

Moreover, OKX cautioned investors to be careful in their transactions related to these newly listed altcoins, emphasizing that some information is obtained from third-party sources and advising users not to make investment decisions based solely on this information.