As plans to upgrade the Aptos [APT] blockchain continue, the altcoin has outperformed the total crypto market cap by daily gains of 13%, at press time. This surge resulted in APT’s price reclaiming the $1 level but has since dropped below it.
Worth noting, this spike in both price and volume was common across the altcoin market. However, it was those altcoins that had real backing behind them that thrived.
🔸 Indicators signal possible APT trend shift
Aptos has broken above the slanting trendline resistance that had capped its price since the start of the year. From a low near $0.80, APT rallied more than 37% to above $1.10. However, bears quickly cut into those gains, pushing back at this key psychological level
As the breakout signaled a potential trend shift, the indicators were aligning with this outlook. For instance, the RSI Divergence had printed another bull signal, the second one for the year 2026.
Moreover, the Money Flow Index (MFI) was above 70, which indicated capital inflow was at its peak. MFI tends to revert to these levels, as seen previously. However, for the APT price to remain bullish, this capital inflow needs to continue.
🔸 What really fueled Aptos’s rally?
Further analysis revealed that price action alone did not drive the rally. In fact, sentiment from the fundamentals was at the center of it.
Participants were betting on the Decibel upgrade, designed to strengthen the chain’s DeFi ecosystem. A key feature is the launch of Decibel’s USDCBL stablecoin, which aims to boost liquidity across the network.
Additionally, the chain capped the maximum supply at 2.1 billion APT and reduced emissions by 50%. Moreover, the chain increased gas fees by 10x, where 100% of transaction fees would be burned. All these developments, alongside buybacks, would reduce inflation.
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🤔 Aptos eyes $1 again: Can Decibel upgrade sustain APT’s rally?
As plans to upgrade the Aptos [APT] blockchain continue, the altcoin has outperformed the total crypto market cap by daily gains of 13%, at press time. This surge resulted in APT’s price reclaiming the $1 level but has since dropped below it.
Worth noting, this spike in both price and volume was common across the altcoin market. However, it was those altcoins that had real backing behind them that thrived.
🔸 Indicators signal possible APT trend shift
Aptos has broken above the slanting trendline resistance that had capped its price since the start of the year. From a low near $0.80, APT rallied more than 37% to above $1.10. However, bears quickly cut into those gains, pushing back at this key psychological level
As the breakout signaled a potential trend shift, the indicators were aligning with this outlook. For instance, the RSI Divergence had printed another bull signal, the second one for the year 2026.
Moreover, the Money Flow Index (MFI) was above 70, which indicated capital inflow was at its peak. MFI tends to revert to these levels, as seen previously. However, for the APT price to remain bullish, this capital inflow needs to continue.
🔸 What really fueled Aptos’s rally?
Further analysis revealed that price action alone did not drive the rally. In fact, sentiment from the fundamentals was at the center of it.
Participants were betting on the Decibel upgrade, designed to strengthen the chain’s DeFi ecosystem. A key feature is the launch of Decibel’s USDCBL stablecoin, which aims to boost liquidity across the network.
Additionally, the chain capped the maximum supply at 2.1 billion APT and reduced emissions by 50%. Moreover, the chain increased gas fees by 10x, where 100% of transaction fees would be burned. All these developments, alongside buybacks, would reduce inflation.
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