Aster is a high-throughput perp and spot DEX that runs across multiple chains. Bitquery indexes every trade, funding settlement, liquidation, and order action, including hidden orders, multi-chain position data, collateral flows, and equity perp volume. Stream it live or query the history. No infrastructure to run on your side.
Perp Traders
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Analytics
Liquidity Providers
Surface what is sitting outside the visible book. Bitquery indexes the on-chain footprint of hidden and iceberg orders on Aster so you can see resting size before it prints.
Aster runs across multiple chains. Track positions, leverage, and collateral flows on every network in one feed, including deposits, withdrawals, and cross-chain rebalances.
Every liquidation comes with size, side, mark price, and the liquidated wallet. Add funding rate and open interest history per market, and you have what you need for risk dashboards and basis trades.
Break down equity perp volume against crypto perps, rank wallets by realized PnL or notional, and power copy-trade, KOL, and incentive-program analytics.
Trade Aster, run hidden order detection, follow multi-chain position data and collateral flows, or break down equity perp volume against the rest of the venue. One API gives you trades, liquidations, funding, and positions, with no node infra to run.
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