APT Climbs 5% Off Lows as Altcoin Market Faces $960M in Liquidations Amid Volatility

APT Shows Strength With Sharp Intraday Rally Despite Market-Wide Liquidations

Aptos’ APT token displayed notable resilience on July 24–25, staging a sharp intraday rebound amid broader market turbulence and nearly $1 billion in altcoin liquidations.

APT traded within a 5.4% range over the 24-hour period, bouncing from a session low of $4.53 to a high of $4.79, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical model. A decisive breakout occurred at 14:00 on July 24, as the token surged from $4.59 to $4.75 on strong volume of 3.64 million — reinforcing $4.59 as a key volume-backed support.

Following the breakout, APT maintained support above $4.60, with price action facing resistance between $4.75 and $4.79.

The rebound came as the broader crypto market struggled. The CoinDesk 20 index dropped 0.6%, and total altcoin liquidations reached $960 million, underscoring the strength of APT’s move against prevailing market pressure.

As of the latest reading, APT traded around $4.695, up 1.2% over the past 24 hours.

Technical Highlights:

  • Initial retracement to $4.62 near 07:53 formed a key support base.
  • A rally to $4.67 shortly after highlighted momentum and buyer demand.
  • Support around $4.58–$4.60 remains intact.
  • The chart shows higher lows, signaling potential for a retest of the $4.75–$4.79 resistance zone.
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