ASTROSAFE “ Of the Best Ecosystem s in the Crypto World ” AstroSafe WHITEPAPER TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 4 HIGHLIGHTS PLAN 4 Cross - C hain Stake 4 NFT With Real U tility 9 RFI Distribution 10 AstroPAD BSC 1 1 ASTRO Forum 1 1 TOKENOMICS 1 2 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 12 Mobile Application 12 Wallet Application 1 2 CONCLUSION 14 FINAL PROVISIONS 14 ROADMAP 15 Shaping the future of crypto right in front of your eyes. This whitepaper constitutes a technical report of the business purpose, project functionality and social value that Astrosafe conveys. This document does not compound nor imply a prospectus of any sort and its authoritatively written by the project founders. AstroSafe.Space AstroSafe.Space WHITEPAPER WHITEPAPER 4 5 INTRODUCTION Astrosafe is a decentralized platform looking to brings together and improves the most innov ative ideas of the crypto world thus creating a functional and complete ecosystem that satisfies investors by providing them with a high range of tools while giving them the ability to decide the future of it. HIGHLIGHTS PLAN Cross - Chain Stake Background Since you’ll hear a lo t about consensus algorithms in the field of distributed - ledger technologies, it’s worth defining the most important principles and types that are currently in use. Put simply, a consensus algorithm does two things — it makes sure that the next block in th e chain is the one and only version of the truth. The second thing it does is keep adversaries from successfully derailing the system and, essentially, forking it. The most prominent representatives of these, and the most commonly used consensus algorithms , are Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS). Proof of Work Proof of Work (PoW) functions through certain network participants (referred to as miners) who have to compete to add the next block to the chain. Essentially, they race to solve a cryptographic puzzle and the first one to achieve it, wins it all. As a reward, he receives a specified amount of the mined cryptocurrency. While it represents a serious breakthrough, PoW has seen its fair share of criticism. It requires substantial amount s of computational energy and it fails to scale well as transaction confirmations usually take between 10 and 60 minutes. Obviously, the more transactions there are the slower the whole system becomes. There are also environmental and geopolitical consider ations, since the majority of mining takes place in centralized regions around the world where electricity is usually cheaper. Proof of Stake Proof of Stake (PoS) is likely to be the most common alternative to PoW. Here, instead of having to invest in expensive computing equipment, certain network participants (referred to as validators) invest in the coins of the system in question. Unlike PoW systems, those which run on PoS consensus do not have coin creation. All the coins exist from inception and validators are paid in transaction fees. The chances of someone being chosen to validate a transaction depend on the fraction of coins in the system that the validator owns. One of the most substantial issues of PoS systems is that they are less decentralized than the other alternatives. They are considered to be much less secure than PoW systems. 1. Staking Contract The contract that creates the interaction with the Stake original chain at the ASTRO contract level is called Sta king Contract (referred to as SC). For example, to create a ASTRO - SC for connecting a blockchain like Tezos with ASTRO. When user A holding ASTRO initiates a Stake operation on ASTRO - SC, the Staking Contract will first create a multi - signature address, and he will transfer ASTRO through the Tezos original chain to that address. When the transfer succeeds, the contract will execute the Staking operation of the multi - sign address. If succeed, the tokens will be locked to the original chain. Then, the ASTRO pr otocol will receive a proof of the Tezos original chain (Proofs), and then trigger the contract to generate rASTROs of equal quantities to ASTRO and send them to the staker. The update of the Staking Contract requires the original chain and the ASTRO prot ocol to work together, for the contract status of each chain needs to be monitored, the implementation of the Staking contract shares many similarities with the cross - chain mechanism. When the holder initiates a Staking request at the Staking Contract, the generation of the multi - sign account occurs on the ASTRO protocol. At the same time, the transfer of the personal asset to the multi - sign address is completed by the Stake user’ s signature. This transfer occurs on the original chain. When the Contract cap tures the transfer information, a Stake request is initiated from the multi - sign address to the original chain. After the Staking is completed on the original chain, ASTRO captures the Stake state of the address on the original chain and verifies it, and the corresponding rTokens are issued on the ASTRO protocol immediately after the validation succeeds. Throughout the process, the ASTRO protocol interacts with the original chain multiple times. The monitoring and capturing of the state plays an important role in the security of the entire protocol. The ASTRO protocol captures the original state by time delay and multi - pass validation to ensure the final authenticity of the original chain. Fortunately, better than pre - existing inter - chain protocols and PoW consensus, most PoS projects launched after l ater 2015 see the final authenticity of block transactions as a demand that must be met. That is, when the latest height is formed, the transactions included are deterministic. At present, the common solution for the final authenticity or timely determinis tic implementation is to verify the legality of the transaction before packaging the transaction to a new height. This implementation relies on the Byzantine fault - tolerant(BFT) algorithm and some artificially specified fork penalty mechanism, Slash. In vi ew of this, the ASTRO protocol has greatly improved security when interacting with the original PoS consensus chain. 2. Multi - signature Adresses At present, almost all Stake models rely on the Account model — when the user initiates Staking, they ne ed a private key of the original chain address to sign. In order to ensure the exclusive correspondence between the ownership of the Stake asset and rTokens, ASTRO designed an intermediate address model. The ownership of assets in that address does not bel ong to anyone, meaning that no one can own the private key of this address. ASTRO guarantees asset neutrality of intermediate addresses through secure multi - party computing technology and threshold multi - signing technology, ensuring that signatures are onl y performed when the holder of rTokens initiates a redemption. Secure multi - party computing involves privacy, which requires a group of certifiers with special functions in ASTRO to participate. A certain number of validators, who are called ASTRO S pecial Validator (ASV) are signed by their own private keys and transmitted through a secure channel to verify the validity of the signature, and, finally, realize the restoration of intermediate address signature. This intermediate address does not have a private key, nor is stored on the ASTRO protocol. It is formed by the signature of the private certificate of the special authenticator only when the signature is required. The implementation of threshold multi - signing technology realizes that part, not a ll, of generators can generate the private key signature, which can greatly satisfy the need for the signature. For example, a multi - sign address establishes contact through a public key of multiple validators (say 21). When a person holding rTokens needs to initiate a redemption, only 16 signatures of 21 verifying servers are required to verify Staking and Unstake for Stake Assets. 3. Secure Multi - Party Computation Secure multi - party computation mainly focuses on how to safely calculate a predefin ed function without the existence of untrusted third parties, addressing a problematic reality that a result reliant on multi - party data calculation where those parties are not willing to share the original data. With secure multi - party computation, the fi nal result can be verified without revealing the initial input value to another third party. In ASTRO's Staking contract, the user who stakes must generate a new multi - signal address. When the holder of the rToken initiates a redemption to the Stake Contra ct, the multi - signature address needs to create a private key signature with the involvement of special validators during calculation and generation. The validators transmit the calculation results through the encrypted channel, and they can mutually verif y the results without the need to reveal their own private key. It is secured way of unlocking and redeeming the Staking Contract. AstroSafe.Space 6 WHITEPAPER AstroSafe.Space 7 5 WHITEPAPER 4. Ownership Transfer When the Staking operation is completed, the redemption right of ASTRO on the multi - sign address is in the hands of the holder of rASTRO. Only the holder of rASTRO has the right to redeem the ASTRO - SC, other holders entitled no redemption rights. If user A traded ASTRO to user B, then user A loses the redemption right to the original chain ASTRO, and the mapping relationship between the ASTRO and the user A address of the multi - signed address in the contract is also given to that with B. User B can initiate redemption according to his or her own wishes, or trade rTokens to other people. In this process, the multi - sign address completes multiple rounds of ownership of the original chain ASTRO through the signature of special validators on ASTRO who are differ ent to that in Polkadot world — it does not requires block - producing consensus. The requirements come in only when generating the address and the changes of ownership. When user A trades the rTokens to user B, special validators (ASVs) need to conduct the si gnature and complete the conversion of the original Stake ASTRO. 5. ASTRO Special Validator (ASV) Different from ASTRO Validator (AV), a ASV is the witness of the asset ownership in the ASTRO Stake contract. When the eligible holder initiates redemption to the contract, the special validator will participate in the calculation and complete the transfer of the asset from the multi - sign address to the personal address by signing. When no redemption operation occurs, the special validator stores its own pri vate key locally, waiting to be called. A special validator is composed of multiple people picked randomly. Before the multi - signature address is formed, ASTRO will select N ASVs from AVs through a random algorithm. N ASVs will be chosen by ASTRO randomly to perform the calculation locally and transmit the results through a secret channel. After validation, the participation rights are obtained and stored locally on the servers respectively. The entire process is automated by the system. At the same time, e ach ASTRO will be required to run the light node of the projects supported by Stake Contract, in order to verify the original chain trading status. This program is written to the entire special validator client and the validation is performed automatically 6. ASV Group In order to ensure the smoothness of the redemption channel, special certifiers in ASTRO perform tasks in groups with a fixed shift. During their own shift, a single certifier group completes the multi - signal address generation and storage of the secret ke y, and after the execution cycle is completed, replaced by another new group. This ensures the engagement of the current verifier. One term of validators lasts an Era (1 Era is about 24hours). The election for the next group is done in the previous Era. AS TRO selects new ASVs from AV candidates by block - producing rate, Staking ratio, etc,. And the new ASVs will replace the old ASVs’ private key with their own ones. Meanwhile, the system will destroy the relationship established with the old ASVs’ private ke y. However, frequent turnover will affect computational efficiency. When ASTRO officially lands, it will select a reasonable replacement cycle balancing safety and efficiency. 7. System of Encouragements and Penalities for Special - Validators Due to the importance of special verifiers, ASTRO has established a system of encouragements and penalties for them, stimulating positive behaviors such as calculations and storage, and punishing negative behaviors such as disconnections and non - timely replacements. Stipulated by ASTRO protocol, participation in the generation of addresses, computing, and signatures will be rewarded ASTRO's token -- FIS incentives. On the other hand, ASTRO's penalties for security issues are severe. ASTRO will require all certifiers inv olved in computing and storage to maintain designated online time. If the certifier is frequently dropped out, it will be slashed. If the dropping time is longer than N hours, the certifier will be Jailed and will not be able to participate in any computin g and storage of the special certifier group for a period of time. In addition, the system will severely punish attacks that attempt to recover private keys and steal other people's assets based on provable data on the chain. 8. Staking Mechanism f or Special - Validators Anyone holding ASTRO tokens can apply to become a special certifier of ASTRO. A special certifier needs to stake ASTROrew Token. The smuggled ASTROrew Token is proportional to the amount of Stake that can be accepted, that is, the m ore ASTROrews that are staked, the greater the value of Stake asset calculation and storage. This can effectively increase the cost of joint malicious behaviors conducted by special certifiers. The ASTROrews that are staked will be motivated by the system, and at the same time, is also the pool of funds for system punishment. Due to the speciality of ASTRO system, the requirements for the special verifier are strict, and the nodes in the early days after launch will be opened gradually to engage validators. 9. Staking Contract Security The asset security of a Staking Contract is guaranteed in many ways. First, the asset neutrality, Staking assets will be locked to the original chain, and their mapping relationship will be recorded in the Staking Contract. Multi - signature address is guaranteed by the N ASVs through the threshold multi - signal sharing technology. So the SC is not subject to an y single third party control. Second, the multi - signature address uses the asset mechanism. The special verifier is selected by the ASTRO random algorithm. The verifiers do not know each other, the possibility of collusion becomes small, and the asset prot ection will be dynamically replaced within a certain period to ensure security. . The third is punitive. When the certifier participates in the private key signature calculation and storage, it needs to stake a certain ASTROrew to participate. In the event of an attack or illegal behavior, the staked ASTROrew will be Slashed, the value of the stake and can be processed. The value of the assets is directly proportional. When a variety of conditions are combined, the ASTRO system can effectively punish certai n risk factors. Under the assumption that most people are honest, the assets of the Staking contract can guarantee certain security. 10. Decentralization of Staking Contract Assets When a holder initiates Staking through the Staking Contract, all St aking assets relationship will be concentrated in one contract. Although each Staking is initiated by a single address, it will not affect the degree of decentralization, but when the Staking assets are too concentrated, they are more easily attacked. ASTR O avoids the concentration of assets by establishing several Staking Contracts of the same kind for one token. The total amount of the contract will automatically increase according to the amount of Staking assets, and the new assets will enter the new Sta king contract. At the same time, ASTRO will establish multiple Staking Contracts at the primary stage. The ASTRO system will equally distribute the initial Stake demand evenly among these Stake contracts, which will serve as a buffer. As the demand of Stak e increases, the number of contracts will gradually be increased and differentiated by variables. At the same time, ASTRO is a decentralized open protocol. The Staking Contracts developed by initial developers will be audited and open sourced for third pa rties, which can create their own Staking Contracts to achieve the decentralization of Staking assets. 11. Sequence Diagram The staking process is as follows. The user interacts with the SC first, and then the SC interacts with the original chain. Duri ng the period, in order to make the user's operation simple enough, SC needs to bear the responsibility of interacting with the original chain for multiple times. It is important that SC needs to verify the success of staking before distributing rTokens to users. The following sequence diagram shows the overall process of issuing rTokens. Users can redeem the assets on the original chain by rTokens they hold at any time. The modification of the relationship of the SC requires the signature of the ASV, becau se the record relationship of the asset is on the SC. When the user initiates the redemption, SC triggers the signature request. After ASVs execute the signature, SC interacts with the original chain and submits the Unbond/Unstake request. Then, ASV verifi es the detrusting evidence on the original chain. When the evidence is true, the rTokens used to submi t the request will be destroyed. AstroSafe.Space 8 WHITEPAPER AstroSafe.Space 9 5 WHITEPAPER Upper - layer Applications 1. Circulation of Bonded Asset The Staking contract created on ASTRO releases Staking assets and can circulate on ASTRO, so users can easily trade assets to others without waiting for the original assets to be locked up. The system guarantees an exclusive correspondence between rTokens and the original chain asset, so the holder can redeem the original chain asset at any time. In addition to being circulated on the ASTRO protocol, Staking assets can also be circulated as a common asset in different blockchain trading channels, such as ce ntralized trading exchanges. And centralized exchanges can plug in the ASTRO interface and define the initial pricing of different rTokens. Because when n varies, the transaction price of each asset may change. Of course, decentralized exchanges can also l ist rTokens and offer a variety of matching methods. Further cooperation may lie ahead, that is the exchange can integrate the Staking contract and combine it with the users of the original chain assets on its own exchange. The issued assets are directly s ynchronized to the ASTRO protocol. In a nutshell, when a exchange connects to ASTRO protocol, it can easily complete the docking of assets and initiate transactions. 2. rToken exchange market ASTRO Protocol will provide a variety of Staking contracts for the conversion of project’_s original tokens to rTokens. Also, in order to release more liquidity, the system will evaluate different types of rTokens and establish a risk - control model. Using that model, the system can further issue ASTROrew as the platform medium of exchange to recycle rTokens for users who want to exchange rTokens to other assets but hardly find counterparts. The exchange ratio is determined by the market and the emergency le vel. The further issued ASTROrew and holding rTokens will bring extra risks to ASTROrew holders, but the risks will be shouldered by all of them to reduce the chance of bad debts. Meanwhile, due to the price gap between rToken and ASTROrew, when the asset is redeemed by rToken, the system will benefit from it. All are under control of that model. 3. A New Liquidity Token Protocol ASTRO Protocol, which based on SC, can provide liquidity for locked Staking assets. Meanwhile, ASTRO Protocol can create more types of SCs for various Staking assets. Developers can build freely on ASTRO a variety of derivatives through a set of SC development kits provided by ASTRO. 4. Integration with Existing DeFi Integration with existing DeFi mainly lies on asset le vel. The current DeFi projects are mainly on Ethereum, and the assets are mostly Erc20 tokens. But many ERC20 tokens are relatively poor in liquidity, and the Staking Token market can be used for Defi for more liquidity and asset portfolios. Staking tokens can be achieved by bridging existing lending platforms and mortgage platforms. AstroSafe Token Staking Staking of the ASTRO token is an important mechanism within the ASTRO ecosystem. It confers substantial benefits to users who stake their ASTRO tokens, including: (i) value distribution from the aPool; (ii) Earn ASTROrew which have governance rights; and (iii) increased farming efficiency. 1 Deflationary Token Burn Fees generated are sent to aBurn, which powers the buyback and burn of ASTRO tokens to create a deflationary mechanism. 2 for Regular Value Distributions Users who stake ASTRO token is eligible for rewards from the weekly aPool distributions. 3 Stake for Ecosystem Governance ASTROrew holders holding 5%+ of total ASTROrew shall be eligible to raise a Change Proposal (“ CP”). ASTRO holders can cast their votes for each CP by staking, and the ASTROrew staked for raising CPs and casting votes are returned 15 days after the end of each CP voting round. Each CP is subject to a quorum requirement to be passed. The full governa nce structure and details shall be released at a later stage. 4 Stake to Increase Farming Efficiency The ASTROrew token, when staked, empowers ecosystem participants engaged in liquidity farming in the Astrosafe ecosystem with greater farming eff iciency through a “Farming Power” mechanism. The yield farming model on ASTROrew works as below: 𝐹𝑎𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑃𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟 = 𝐿𝑖𝑞𝑢𝑖𝑑𝑖𝑡𝑦 𝑃𝑟𝑜𝑣𝑖𝑑 𝑒 𝑑 ∗ (1 + 𝑁 𝑜 𝑜𝑓 Astrorew 𝑡𝑜𝑘𝑒𝑛𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑑 / 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 ASTROrew 𝑡𝑜𝑘𝑒𝑛𝑠 𝑠 𝑡 𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑑 ) % 𝑜𝑓 ASTROrew 𝐹𝑎𝑟𝑚𝑒𝑑 𝑏𝑦 𝑈𝑠𝑒𝑟 𝑃𝑒𝑟 𝐵𝑙𝑜𝑐𝑘 = 𝑈𝑠𝑒𝑟 ′ 𝑠 𝐹𝑎𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑃𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟 / 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝐹𝑎𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑔 𝑃𝑜𝑤 𝑒 r. NFT with real utility What is an NFT? NFTs are non - fungible tokens. They act as a non - duplicable digital certificate of ownership for any assigned digital asset. Basically, it is a smart contract that is put together using bits of open source code, which anyone can find from platforms like Git Hub, and used to secure that digital item. Once the code is written, it is then minted, or permanently published, into a token (most commonly a token called an ERC 721) on a blockchain, like Ethereum. Some popular forms of NFTs include jpegs, gifs, videos and, of course, tweets. But really any digital asset that the creator wants to make unique can become an NFT, like articles or event tickets. Once the NFT is purchased, the owner has the digital rights to resell, distribute or license the digital asset as they please. The only caveat is that the creator can program in limitations in the NFT’s code for how it gets used, such as the asset cannot s how up on a specific platform, like a TV network, according to Shidan Gouran, co - founder of Gulf Pearl, a merchant bank in the blockchain sector. NFT creators also have the opportunity to earn royalties off of future reselling transactions. I n the ca se of the first tweet, it will still exist for on Twitter for other users to see, but only the sole owner gets the “bragging rights” of owning the digital asset. How is it different from a fungible token? Fungible tokens consist of cryptocurrencies lik e Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), and traditional currencies like USD or EUR. NFTs are unique assets that do not have a one - to - one value with other NFTs. Meaning that while $1 equals $1, one NFT does not equal another NFT. The value that an NFT has is b ased on how well received the item is by the people who are willing to buy it, usually using cryptocurrencies like ETH. If an item, like the first tweet, is very desirable, its value goes up. And the fewer there are of the item, the more exclusive it becom es, also likely driving up the value. Why would someone buy an NFT? NFTs can be a financial investment, a sentimental purchase, a collectible item or a way for the buyer to feel more connected to the NFT’s creator, like an artist or a brand. It is simi lar to how people collect baseball cards, sneakers or even Beanie Babies. Sometimes that desire is tied to brand affinity. Loyal fans of Nike might try to buy one of only a few thousand pairs Jordans when they drop. So similarly, if Nike decided to drop a collection of 25 NFTs of a Nike swoosh gif, those same diehard fans will try and buy one of those as well when they drop. “People have a desire to have a collection of things in an online portfolio, which demonstrates themselves as an individual similar to the way that the way they would wear clothes,” said Chris Allick, svp and creative technology director at Deutsch LA. “Th e desire to own scarce objects is real.” AstroSafe.Space 10 WHITEPAPER AstroSafe.Space 11 5 WHITEPAPER There is also a community aspect to NFTs. For example, some artists that create NFTs of their digital artwork will give buyers exclusive access to a private channel on the chat platform Discourse that only purchase rs of that artist’s NFTs have access to, thus forming an exclusive club. Who verifies that the NFT is legit? An NFT code has a signature from its creator that authenticates the token on any server, browser or platform, making it verifiable in a decentralized way. Therefore, no one entity is responsible for hosting an NFT. For example, if an NFT is created of a concert ticket, that ticket does not have to be verified through a ticket selling platform like Ticketmaster. It can be verified through any blockchain. There are three dominant blockchains where NFTs are built: Ether eum, Dapper Lab’s Flow and Polkadot. And there are three main marketplaces for buying and selling NFTs, all of which are run on Ethereum: OpenSea, Rarible and Nifty Gateway. The marketplaces act essentially as an eBay for crypto where people can either pla ce bids for NFTs or outright buy an NFT, depending on how the creator set up the selling process. NFTs with limited quantities are typically auctioned off and then resold where as NFTs with set prices and no cap on how many can be minted are available for direct purchase. The Problem with the NFTs One of the actual problems with NFTs is that they are non - fini te tokens. There is zero cost to create unlimited number of tokens. And this mean that there is not real value and utility. So what make s Astrosa fe NFTs unique? 1. The ASTRO NFT modul e combines aspects of gaming , finance and art to produce NFTs that have value outside of simple collectibility. For one, NFTs can be decomposed into the assets tha t were locked in their creation process — i.e. ASTRO, BE P - 20 tokens, ERC - 20 tokens and other NFTs, making NFTs a basket asset of sorts. They can also be staked to earn ASTRO tokens, making them a potential revenue source for users. Thus giving ASTRO NFTs a real utility. 2. Astrosafe team will launch a section of the NFT called ‘ ASTRO Artist ‘ ， which allows all the artists in the world to upload and trade their digital artwork through this section on Binance Smart Chain. 3. Astrosafe also have a unique limited collection of 25,000 astronomy - focused NFTs designed by a team of professionals who are related to the world of astronomy art. RFI + LIQ Distribution RFI + LIQ distribution is a recent system that works applyi ng a tax on every transaction in order to encourage people to hold their token, add liquidity and earn passive income. ASTRO is applying a 6 % fee to each transaction 3% instantly splitting a mong all holders of the token ,and another 3% will be auto locked inside liquidity provider. How it works? Automatic LP Here we have a function that acts as a two - fold beneficial implementation for holders. First, the contract absorbs tokens from sellers and buyers alike, and adds them to the LP creating a solid price floor. Second, the penalty acts as an arbitrage resistant mechanism that secures the volume of ASTRO as a reward for the holders. In theory, the added LP creates a stability from the supplied LP by adding the tax to the overall liquidity of the token, thus increasing th e tokens overall LP and supporting the price floor of the token. This is different from the burn function of other reflection tokens which is only beneficial in the short term from the granted reduction of supply. As the ASTRO token LP increases, the price stability mirrors this function with the benefit of a solid price floor and cushion for holders. The goal here is to prevent the larger dips when whales decide to sell their tokens later in the game, which keeps the price from fluctuating as much as if there was no automatic LP function. All of this is an effort to alleviate some of the troubles we have seen with the current DeFi reflection tokens. We are confident that this model and protocol will prevail over the outdated reflection tokens for these r easons. Static Rewards Static rewards solve a host of problems. First, the reward amount is conditional upon the volume of the token being traded. This mechanism aims to alleviate some of the downward sell pressure put on the token caused by earlier adopters selling their tokens after farming crazy high APY’s. Second, the reflect mechanism encourages holders to hang onto their tokens to garner higher kick - backs which are based upon a percentages carried out and dependant upon the total tokens held by the owner. In theory, with the manual burn function and a depreciating supply, even a small holder at the beginning could potentially walk away with big money at the end of the token’s lifespan. ASTROPAD BSC Innovation for bootstrapped projects has been grinding to a halt on the Ethereum blockchain. Exorbitant gas fees has nearly caused new project launches to stall and existing projects to lose user engagement - staking, claiming, and normal trades are costin g ETH users hundreds in transaction fees. And this trend will likely continue. But innovation cannot be stopped. Over the past several months, developers have sought lower - cost options to deploy their experiments. The Binance Smart Chain (BSC) has become the go - to platform for new product launches based on Solidity, and for existing projects looking to stay alive. BSC launchpads today are too bureaucratic - they require KYC and a manual selection process that is a reminder of the old barriers that have traditionally kept new innovation only accessible to the rich. We believe communities are an important contributor to addressing many of the worlds problems. We believe, that given the correct tools, communities can come together and take matters into th eir own hands. That is why we borrowed and improved the recent bsc starter model, AstroPAD is a community - governed launchpad for raising capital for BSC projects, that isn't filled with government red tape and KYC rules. Instead, it is the Astrosafe commun ity that will determine which projects to list. It is the Astrosafe community that uses their collective due diligence and DYOR skills to vote Yes or No on projects coming through AstroPAD looking for funds. Let us filter through the messy landscape where rugs overshadow the great potential of our growing ecosystem on BSC. Join the first community - owned ecosystem for raising capital that will quickly become the go - to place to find the next high quality gems who are looking for an affordable place to call home for their smart contracts. ASTROForum Last but not least we are working on Astroforum platform , Astrof orum is our community forum , where people will be able to talk and post whatever they want about the cryptoworld ,post their NFT arts, an d the place where a series of contests will take place. I n general an area of discussion and recreation AstroSafe.Space 12 WHITEPAPER AstroSafe.Space 13 WHITEPAPER TOKENOMICS Approximate distribution, is subject to possible changes Astro Token Total supply: 1 0 000 000 000 000 000 , Liquidity: 7 .0 00.000.000.000.000 Marketing and Development:2 .0 00.000.000.000.000 Team:1.000.000.000.000.000 ASTROrew Token Total Supply: 10 0 .000.000.000.000.000 Airdrop: Unknown, it will depend on the holders at the snapshot moment. Staking pool: 6 0 .000.000.000.000.000 Liquidity: All the rest. FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Mobile Application A important part of the Astrosafe ecosystem is the mobile application , which want to brings everything that both novices and experienced traders need in one convenient place. It will include the whole Astrosafe ecosystem dashboard (Cross - Chain Staking , Platform,NFT Platform , Astro PAD Platform , Charts and Market All optimized for Android and IOS dispositives. It will have a direct connection to our wallet, plus we will also work so that it can be achieved with the main wallets in the cryptomarket. Mobile Wallet As security is a vital concern at AstroSafe the team is also developing a native mobile wallet app for the ASTRO and ASTROrew token. This enables users to safely store, receive and send their ASTRO tokens right from their phones, without having to rely on third - party wallet providers or exchange wallets. The wallet is non - custodial, meaning that only the users have access to their private keys, making this the most secure method for holding and using ASTRO , which also boasts a modern, smooth and user - friendly interface. PIN, face ID and fingerprint authentication methods provide the ideal mix of convenience and security. The wallet is designed to give all ASTRO token holders a way to easily view their token balance and transaction history, send, receive and hold tokens without relying on any other app. It also includes a price tracker that displays both the current price of ASTRO and the total value of the user’s ASTRO balance. AstroSafe.Space https://astrosaf 14 WHITEPAPER AstroSafe .Space 15 WHITEPAPER CO NCLUSION Cryptocurrency is gaining market and public attention like no other financial instrument at the moment. Many players will try to take advantage of the investment opportunities in the industry as it is projected to erupt in the future. One thing that is for sure, Astrosafe is and will be one of the best place s in the crypto world for money - making decisions. The Astrosafe project is built for the long run with an innova tive roadmap with realistic changing goals. Astrosafe is looking to prove that it can support and offer a high range of tools traders can use to make profits; the number of members is expected to surge. Covering every aspect of crypto, the platform strives to become the go - to place for every traders and inve stor. Astrosafe is looking to defying the prevailing negative misconceptions that cryptocurrencies aren’t a safe investment. Astrosafe platform solves the problem of finding a complete ecosystem The company positions itself to become the Microsoft of cryptocurrency, shaping the industry in the right way. With practical approach to the market, it is inevitable that the ASTRO token can become a mainstream cryptocurrency. FINAL PROVISIONS This white paper will be available in several langua ges. The information contained here in may from time to time be translated into other languages or used in the process of written or oral communication with potential ASTRO Token holders. During such translation or editing, part of the information contained in this document may be lost, damaged, or distorted. The accuracy of such alternative versions of White Paper cannot be guaranteed. In the event of a conflict between the original version of White Paper in English and its alternative versions in other languages, the English version of White Paper shall prevail. Q1/2021 WhitePaper Release Development of ASTRO Token Contract Secured Industry Patnerships Development of ASTROrew Token Contract Dashboard Testing First Marketing Campaign, Telegram , Medium ,Twitter etc... Q2/2021 Launching of ASTRO Token, Presale and Pancakeswap Listing ASTROrew Token Airdrop and Listing on Pancakeswap Dashboard Release. Platform Cross - Chain Staking Option. 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