Many are still focused on USDT contracts, but the real "new liquidity gateway" has already begun to quietly shift its focus.
The USD1 perpetual contract has just launched on Aster.
I've looked at a few key points, which, in layman's terms, mean this isn't just about adding another stablecoin; it's about redistributing trading volume:
• Launching with BTC/ETH/SOL trading pairs
• Transaction fees that completely outclass USDT (0% order book, 0.5bp take-up versus 4bp)
• A monthly trading incentive of up to 2.5 million $WLFI
These three points combined essentially boil down to one thing:
👉 Trading depth + cost + incentives are all tilting towards USD1.
If liquidity truly migrates, this early stage is where the real profits are.
I've already started watching this trend.
This isn't a suggestion to rush in, but rather to avoid waiting until everyone is talking about it before you see it.