APT Gains 2.3%, Surpasses Broader Crypto Market Performance

APT Shows Signs of Institutional Accumulation as Volume Surges

APT outperformed the broader crypto market, rising alongside a notable 40% spike in trading volume above its 30-day average. During the same period, the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20) advanced 1.5%.

According to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis model, this combination of steady price movement and elevated activity often signals institutional positioning ahead of larger moves. The model highlighted that the muted price action masks underlying accumulation dynamics that traders watch closely for potential breakout signals.

APT established a series of higher lows within a $0.14 range, reflecting measured but deliberate buying. The token’s 7.6% intraday range falls within normal volatility for this layer-1 asset, yet the surge in volume suggests “smart money” accumulated positions without aggressively driving prices higher.

Key Technical Levels:

  • Immediate support remains at $1.88, with resistance near $1.91. Broader structure targets $1.92.
  • The 40% volume spike, concentrated in the morning session, points to institutional accumulation patterns.
  • Three consecutive higher lows confirm an uptrend, with momentum building above the $1.90 pivot.
  • The next resistance level at $1.92 aligns with hourly trend projections, while $1.90 serves as a consolidation base for further gains.
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