Aptos’ APT token fell 4% over the past 24 hours, trading near $4.43 after a volatile session that saw prices swing between $4.80 and $4.38, according to CoinDesk Research data.
The token briefly spiked to $4.80 before slipping sharply to $4.38, where institutional demand created strong support. Buying activity in the $4.38–$4.41 range lifted APT back toward $4.45, with $4.50 now emerging as the next key resistance level.
The decline tracked broader crypto market weakness, with the CoinDesk 20 Index down 3.2% and major tokens also retreating.
On the adoption front, Aptos-powered EXPO2025 digital wallet reported 500,000 new accounts and 4.4 million transactions. Separately, DeFi protocol Aave launched on Aptos, marking its first deployment outside the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ecosystem.
Technical signals point to stabilization, with strong volume support, successive higher lows, and late-session rallies suggesting that buyers are defending the $4.40 zone.
