Ave.ai and Astros Launch Sui Ecosystem Trading Incentive Campaign
2025/06/25 12:14Odaily Planet Daily reports that the on-chain aggregation trading platform Ave.ai has announced the official launch of the "Ave X Astros Sui Ecosystem Trading Leaderboard Competition" at 00:00 on June 26 (GMT+8). This event, held in collaboration with Sui ecosystem aggregator Astros Protocol, offers a 10-day trading incentive program open to users of the Sui blockchain ecosystem, with total rewards valued at 16,500 USDT. Supported by Sui ecosystem projects, users who complete valid trades during the event will receive airdrops of $NAVX and $HIPPO tokens. The specific reward distribution rules are subject to the official announcement on the Ave.ai website.
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