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Aster DEX Delays $CDL Spot Trading Launch Due to Technical Issues

Aster DEX Delays $CDL Spot Trading Launch Due to Technical Issues

Aster DEX, the next-gen perpetual DEX backed by YZI Labs, was all set to roll out spot trading with its first listing: $CDL from Creditlink. But as the clock ticked toward the original 12:00 UTC launch on September 2, 2025, things hit a snag.

In a tweet posted at around 11:46 UTC, the Aster team announced a delay, pushing $CDL trading and withdrawals back to 13:00 UTC (21:00 HKT). The reason? Technical difficulties. They apologized for the inconvenience and promised updates once everything's up and running.

Aster DEX announcing spot trading with $CDL

For context, $CDL is the token behind Creditlink, an on-chain credit analysis and scoring platform. Backed by the meme token launchpad Four.meme, Creditlink aims to bring transparency and trust to Web3 through data-driven credit ratings. The presale raised impressive funds – over 194 million USD1 and 16 million FORM – with an initial price of $0.004 per $CDL and a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $4 million.

This listing marks a big step for Aster, evolving from a perp DEX into a full-suite trading platform. Spot trading on Aster comes with zero fees until September 5, 2025, making it enticing for traders to jump in on pairs like CDL/USD1 and CDL/FORM.

But the delay sparked some frustration in the community. Replies to the tweet ranged from heated rants in Chinese – think phrases like "abstract" or stronger expletives – to clown emojis and questions about the platform's reliability. One user quipped, "Translation: Boss hasn't finished running, smash a bit more," hinting at skepticism around the timing.

Later, at 12:10 UTC, Aster followed up, noting that test orders would be cleared from the order book before trading commences. This suggests they're gearing up, but as of the latest checks, the spot market page still shows a countdown, with no trading activity yet.

If you're holding $CDL from the presale or airdrop, remember: claims are automatic in your Aster spot wallet. You'll need to deposit from your perpetual account to spot for trading, and vice versa for withdrawals.

This hiccup highlights the unpredictable nature of DeFi launches, especially in the fast-paced meme token world. While delays can test patience, they often lead to smoother experiences. Keep an eye on Aster's X account for real-time updates.

At Meme Insider, we're tracking these developments to help you navigate the meme token landscape. Whether it's $CDL's potential in on-chain finance or the next big listing, stay tuned for more insights.

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