FAQs

FAQs

Is Aurora custodial? No. Aurora is non‑custodial; trades and LP actions are on‑chain.

What are Aurora Points? Points track your trading and liquidity activity on Aurora. They determine eligibility for the future airdrop.

When is the airdrop? The timeline will be announced after audits and governance discussions. Stay tuned to official channels.

What is $AURORA used for? Governance, staking, liquidity incentives, and revenue share from trading fees.

Do I need to hold AURORA to trade? No. Anyone can trade on Aurora without holding the token. However, holding/staking AURORA unlocks reduced fees, governance power, and fee‑sharing rewards.

How do staking rewards work? Stakers earn a proportional share of protocol revenue, distributed periodically in stablecoins. Rewards scale with trading activity on Aurora.

Can AURORA be burned or bought back? Yes. Governance can vote to allocate protocol revenue toward buybacks and burns to support long‑term token value.

What risks are involved? Smart contract vulnerabilities, volatility of markets, liquidation risks in perps, and general market downturns.

Will Aurora comply with regulations? The protocol is non‑custodial and open source, but the front‑end may include geo‑fencing and compliance measures where required.