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Aptos (APT) has recently triggered a buy signal on its weekly chart, suggesting a potential rebound for the cryptocurrency. However, while the outlook looks optimistic, several obstacles remain, and it's unclear whether the momentum can be sustained in the coming days.
Aptos is showing signs of a potential rebound, but faces significant resistance and declining market interest.
Bitcoin (BTC) recovered from a low of $94,106 on Wednesday to move to its current level of $96,628. BTC retreated below $95,000 after inflation data showed inflation had risen more than economists had predicted, rattling the crypto and traditional markets.
Digital currencies traded in green on Thursday after bouncing back from yesterday's sudden dip. Aptos grabbed the crypto community's attention as it targets massive breakouts. APT eyes significant surges after rebounding from a crucial support barrier after consolidating within a descending wedge.
Aptos, a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain, has gained significant attention due to its innovative design and robust ecosystem. Built to address scalability, reliability, and upgradeability, Aptos leverages the MOVE programming language, originally developed by Facebook (now Meta).
Aptos (APT) has emerged as a strong player in the crypto market, gaining attention for its innovative scalability features and growing on-chain activity. The blockchain network, which has made significant strides in blockchain technology, is becoming increasingly recognized for its potential to impact the decentralized ecosystem.
The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a modest rebound, but some altcoins struggle. SAND, APT, BERA, and ARB face declining momentum, raising concerns among analysts.
Aptos shows significant growth, driven by scalability innovations and increasing market confidence.
Some of the altcoins are up more than 5% on Monday. Could this latest surge turn into something else, or will it be short-lived with the downtrend to continue?
Cryptocurrency prices remained under pressure last week as concerns about a trade war between the United States and its top trading partners remained.
Aptos (APT) has struggled with steady selling pressure over the past two months, and recent token unlock events may exacerbate these challenges. With increasing unlocks and panicked sentiment in the market, APT could face more downside in the near future.
The 1-week heatmap threw the $5.5 liquidity cluster into sharper relief.
Following the market's recent corrections, Aptos (APT) has revisited the lows of its Macro Range, hitting a six-month low at the start of February. According to an analyst, the cryptocurrency's recovery and ongoing retests of this crucial level could lead to a rebound in the following months.
The crypto market is finally showing signs of recovery after its recent massive liquidation. However, the soon-to-be-coming crypto unlock event could introduce even further volatility for a few cryptos, so investors should consider selling those before the volatility takes over.
You can now send and receive Aptos directly through Ledger Live, the official app for Ledger hardware wallets. This means top-tier security combined with a simple and seamless user experience with Aptos.
Aptos Labs has announced a major breakthrough, revealing that its new blockchain execution engine, Shardines, has unlocked 1 million transactions per second for Aptos. On Feb.
The Aptos network continues its impressive growth with record user activity as APT sees 2.8% price recovery.
The crypto market witnessed the biggest crash of the year as Bitcoin fell to $91,200 over the last 24 hours. Nevertheless, the upcoming week presents opportunities for investors owing to external developments surrounding tokens.
APT's recent price action has been bearish, but this might change soon.
Circle's dollar-pegged stablecoin USDC has officially gone live on the layer-1 chain Aptos (APT). Aptos' native token, APT, is up on the news, surging by 5.5% in the past 24 hours. The 38th-ranked crypto asset by market cap is trading at $7.91 at time of writing.
Circle's bid to push its USD Coin (USDC) to the fore as a leading stablecoin option got a boost following the launch of the coin on the Aptos mainnet network. Aptos is a fast-growing layer-1 blockchain network, and the biggest compliment to its reputation could be its “Solana killer” nickname.
Aptos users can now access Native USDC directly, improving transaction efficiency and eliminating the need for cross-chain bridging. The integration strengthens DeFi, payments, and real-world asset applications on the Move-based blockchain. The post Circle Announces Native USDC Is Now Live on Aptos Mainnet appeared first on Cryptonews.
In a latest development, Circle announced that its native stablecoin USDC has gone live on the Layer-1 Aptos mainnet and accessible to all developers and users. With the new development, developers and users would not need bridging when performing a transaction.
Circle integrated its native USDC stablecoin onto Aptos' blockchain ecosystem alongside its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) for interoperability.
