APT rebounds from recent lows, signaling short-term recovery momentum
Aptos (APT) posted a 7% gain in the last 24 hours, marking one of its strongest daily performances this month. The move comes after a prolonged downtrend, with buyers defending a critical support area and triggering a short-term relief rally across lower timeframes.
APT rebounded sharply from the near $1.45 to $1.50 support region, an area that previously acted as a weak low. The bounce followed a clear liquidity sweep to the downside, after which price quickly reclaimed lost ground a sign of short-term demand entering the market.
Despite the recovery, the broader structure remains bearish. Aptos continues to trade below several overhead resistance zones between $1.80 and $2.05, which align with prior breakdown levels and strong supply zones. These levels are expected to act as major obstacles if price continues higher.
The rebound was supported by a noticeable expansion in trading volume, suggesting active dip-buying rather than a low-volume bounce. However, overall volume remains lower than levels seen during earlier sell-offs, indicating the move may still be corrective rather than the start of a sustained trend reversal.
If bullish momentum persists, APT could attempt a push toward the $1.75–$1.85 resistance range. A rejection here would reinforce the prevailing bearish structure. A decisive break and consolidation above $2.00 would be needed to shift medium-term sentiment.
On the downside, failure to hold above $1.55 would put the recent lows back at risk and weaken the recovery narrative.
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