Aptos TVL Surges Past $275M, APT Trades Near $0.92 as Tokenomics Shifts
Aptos (APT) TVL has risen above $275M, signaling renewed DeFi capital inflows. The earlier activity surge also highlighted stronger on-chain engagement and a renewed focus on Aptos tokenomics.
At the time of writing, APT trades around $0.92, with 24h volume near $71.96M and market cap around $754.15M (earlier reporting cited a spike in volume and a price near ~$0.97). A key March community update backs the next catalyst: Aptos plans to move to a deflationary model with a capped total supply of 2.1B tokens.
Traders should note the near-term setup is weaker. Technicals lean bearish: APT is down 3.44% (24h) and 4.74% (30d), MACD has turned negative, and RSI at 39.42 is not yet oversold. Resistance is flagged around $1.00. Support sits at $0.90—if APT breaks below $0.90, a slide toward $0.80 becomes more likely. If buyers defend support, a rebound could target ~$1.20.
Long-term projections vary widely across platforms, but the immediate trading plan is to watch APT’s confirmation signals: either reclaim/hold above $1.00 for momentum, or defend $0.90 to avoid a deeper pullback.
Neutral
TVL growth and tokenomics changes are constructive for the longer-term narrative around Aptos, but the latest article’s near-term chart signals for APT are bearish. With APT trading near $0.92 and momentum indicators (MACD negative, RSI 39.42) still suggesting weakness, traders may see choppy action until price can reclaim $1.00 or successfully defend $0.90. That blend of bullish fundamentals and bearish short-term technicals makes the expected direct impact on APT’s price broadly neutral overall.