Asterix
ASTX
A Web3 digital ownership platform based on the DN404 protocol
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Asterix is a Web3 digital ownership platform built on the DN404 protocol, developed by Asterix Labs. Its core mechanism dynamically links ERC-20 tokens with ERC-721 NFTs, so that holding and trading fungible tokens automatically corresponds to unique NFT ownership. The platform supports token trading, NFT trading, staking, and governance, with its flagship NFT project "DISCOVER ASTERIX*" as a key use case, while collaborating with ecosystems such as Mocaverse.
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About Asterix
Asterix is a Web3 digital ownership project built on the DN404 protocol, with its flagship project DISCOVER ASTERIX*. DN404 links ERC-20 fungible tokens with ERC-721 NFTs: ASTX is both a divisible token and corresponds to NFTs, and is used for trading, staking, and digital asset experiences within the ecosystem. Its core narrative is to merge tokens and NFTs through one contract, aiming to address pain points such as poor NFT liquidity and difficult fractionalization, giving NFTs token-like tradability.
The most important recent development is a security incident: on June 8, 2026, Asterix's DN404 token contract was attacked. SlowMist and others pointed out that the vulnerability stemmed from a missing token ID restriction check in approval operations in an early DN404 version. The attacker exploited stale approvals in a Uniswap v4 pool, repeatedly selling tokens for ETH in 242 transactions, then withdrawing equivalent tokens using forged IDs, ultimately stealing about 30 ETH and draining the pool. Since the contract is immutable and cannot be patched, the team advised users to stop interacting with the current pool and token and is planning to migrate to a new secure token.
According to publicly available information, the only confirmed core executive of the Asterix project is CTO vectorized.eth (real name Benjamin Kang Yue Sheng). He is a blockchain developer known for optimizing ERC-721A and contributing to the DN404 standard. He previously served as a Solidity developer/protocol lead at Azuki, sound.xyz, etc., with years of experience in EVM smart contract development.
No reliable information on co-founders or other current core executives has been disclosed.