Aptos (APT)

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#APT On the daily chart, it is trying to break the selling pressure. If it can again hit the painted area, we might see a bullish signal, but for now the weak picture persists. ⚠️Warning: This post does not contain investment advice. It is prepared solely for informational purposes. As always, it is important to conduct your own research and assess your risks accordingly. My charts are for educational purposes. 📌Due to regulations, because brand, exchange, or coin names appear, this is marked as free #Ad

$APT's fundamentals have consistently comfortably ranked in the top 10 of Layer1: → Daily active users → Block time → Recognized as a commodity by the SEC → CEO serves on the CFTC digital assets subcommittee → 24‑hour on‑chain fee rank within top 20 → RWA asset value rank within top 10 → Stablecoin TVL rank within top 10

✔️June crypto activity profit and loss final summary The crypto profit and loss record that started in February this year has already reached June, time flies. June acted like a mid-term settlement, with an approximate -70% stop-loss on the 6-month held Aptos, resulting in a large loss in trading and finally ending in a negative balance. It's the first loss in almost eight months since October last year! The modest goal is to earn at least 10 million KRW per month from primary work plus crypto profit, but this time we fell short, haha. We have been generating excess profits, and on average we are still maintaining surplus returns. Trading in June is almost on hiatus? status, and we plan to monitor the market situation and resume if the trend turns upward. Therefore, we expect a roughly fixed crypto profit of about 100 in July and intend to keep a very conservative stance.

Today is July 1st , so we’ve officially entered Q3. @DecibelTrade is expected to launch its spot market this month. What interests me most are potential yield opportunities, which I finally hope to see on Decible. The next three months look particularly interesting, leading into Q4 with a much bigger unlock: RWA spot pairs that will bring more and more stocks on-chain on Aptos

In terms of a cycle, EdgeX and o1 have generated a strong sense of despair, and the like counts on posts by バンケラさん, takaさん and others have dropped considerably, so I want to think it’s about time for a bottom‑buy (bottom). I think the number of people has dropped a lot now. Even if I say buy, it doesn’t feel like the atmosphere of Aptos back then, so I’m unsure whether it’s truly a bottom‑buy moment.

Aptos is joining @Visa, @Mastercard, @BlackRock, @stripe, and over 140 companies to launch Open USD. Most stablecoins are issued and controlled by a single entity. Open USD flips that model. Minting and redemption are free with no volume caps. Reserve earnings flow back to partners. Governance sits with an independent board made up of the businesses using it. For @Aptos, this is more than a co-signing moment, it places the network's infrastructure alongside the most influential names in global finance as the industry builds stablecoin rails designed for enterprise scale. When the coalition includes both TradFi and crypto's biggest names, the direction of travel is clear. 🏦

🔥Aptos's stablecoin market cap reached a new high of over $2 billion in June. Now, the enterprise era of stablecoins is here, and Aptos has entered early! @openstandard announced it will launch a new stablecoin Open USD later this year for global capital flows, and the lineup of partners says it all: → Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, BNY, Google, Shopify, as well as Coinbase, Aave, Aptos Labs and over 140 other institutions Notably, @Aptos, as a launch partner, is one of the few representing underlying blockchain infrastructure. Payment providers can bring merchants, banks can provide compliance, internet platforms can bring users, but the chain that ultimately carries global capital flows remains a single chain. → It requires sub‑second finality, ultra‑low transaction costs, continuous stable operation, and the ability to support high‑frequency capital movement. These capabilities are no longer a nice‑to‑have, but a prerequisite for enterprise adoption. Over the past year, we have seen Aptos continuously build in this direction: → Stablecoin scale keeps growing, entering the top tier of layer‑1 chains → RWA and institutional asset size are expanding rapidly, with BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and others deployed on‑chain → Ongoing enhancements to compliance, privacy and execution capabilities for institutions Joining OpenUSD is another extension of Aptos's institutional strategy, with more and more institutions appearing on the Aptos ecosystem map! 🦾