Aptos’ APT token has plummeted 86% from last year’s highs, currently trading at $1.91 ahead of a $1.8 billion token unlock. Technical indicators signal oversold conditions, raising hopes for a potential relief bounce. The launch of Paxos stablecoin on Aptos network provides some institutional support amidst the weakness.
HBAR’s price action tells a sobering story this week – even revolutionary news couldn’t stop the bleeding. The token slid 5.2% over seven days to $0.139, extending monthly losses to 17.3% despite Georgia’s Ministry of Justice announcing they’ll move their entire national real estate registry onto the Hedera blockchain. What’s particularly revealing is how price rejected at the 20-day EMA ($0.147) immediately after the partnership announcement, suggesting institutional players used the news pump to distribute positions. The main question for traders is: will the psychological $0.13 level hold, or are we headed for a deeper flush toward December’s $0.122 lows?
Aptos plunges 16.3% weekly and 25.7% monthly to test year-to-date lows near $1.90. RSI drops to 27.5 on daily timeframe, first oversold reading since August washout. $1.8 billion token unlock looming in December 2025 weighs on sentiment despite Paxos stablecoin launch.
HBAR plunges to $0.138 as Georgia partnership fails to halt December selloff. RSI at 41.3 signals oversold conditions, with support at $0.107 emerging as a critical line after shedding 36.6% from three-month highs. Despite Georgia selecting HBAR for national real estate registry, prices continue to plummet, raising concerns among traders.
Aptos tests critical support as token unlock fears mount at $1.99. Market structure shifts lower as APT plunges 28% over the past month. Stablecoin expansions from Paxos and CreatorFi offer a lifeline amid technical breakdown. Traders question if partnerships can prevent further sell-offs from impending token unlocks.
Bitcoin Cash surged 14.3% this week, breaking above the $530 mark with high volume. RSI hit 60 on the daily chart, showing strong momentum. The breakout rally confirmed analysts’ predictions, with BCH reaching $577.72. Traders wonder if the momentum can hold above the 50-day EMA and $600.
APT tests $1.97 support after 28.9% monthly drop. $1.8B token unlock in December creating bearish pressure. Market structure shifting lower. New stablecoin integrations providing some support. Traders watching closely for impact on APT’s performance amid technical weakness.
Bitcoin Cash climbed 14% to $577.99 this week, surpassing resistance levels and showing bullish momentum indicators. Traders are watching to see if BCH can hold above $530 support and break through the $600 level, which previously limited gains in November.
Aptos collapsed from $2.78 to $2.01 this past week, a devastating 27.5% drop that wiped out three months of gains and sent the token careening through multiple support levels. The plunge accelerated after breaking below the psychological $2.50 level, triggering stop-loss cascades as December’s sell-off intensified across altcoins. Interestingly enough, major stablecoin developments hit the wires just as price found support at $2 – Paxos launched USDG0 on the network while CreatorFi secured $2M in strategic backing, potentially providing the liquidity injection needed for stabilization. The main question for traders is: can these fundamental catalysts halt the technical breakdown, or will the looming $1.8B token unlock in December 2025 cast too long a shadow?
Bitcoin Cash has mounted a convincing recovery over the past month, surging 14.3% to $577.88 as trading volume exploded during the recent breakout confirmation. The move represents a sharp reversal from the 45.8% gains posted over six months, with price action now testing resistance zones that haven’t been challenged since the summer highs near $607. The main question for traders is: can BCH sustain this momentum above the psychological $550 level while navigating the resistance cluster between $590-$607?