Aptos (APT) has fallen nearly 24% over the past week, making it one of the weaker-performing large-cap cryptos during the recent market pullback. The decline comes as broader crypto sentiment remains cautious, while recurring monthly token unlocks continue to add fresh supply to the market.

Despite the sharp correction, APT is attempting to stabilize around $0.63 (₹54). Traders are now watching whether buyers can defend this level or if selling pressure pushes the token toward fresh short-term lows. The next few sessions could determine whether this is a pause in the downtrend or the start of a recovery.

Ready to act on these levels?

▼ Support

$0.63 (₹54)

▲ Resistance

$0.70 (₹60)

If APT continues to hold above $0.63, buyers could regain confidence and push the price toward $0.70 (₹60). A broader recovery across the crypto market could add further momentum and help APT recover part of this week's losses.

If $0.63 fails to hold, selling pressure could intensify as traders look for the next support around $0.58 (₹50). Weak market sentiment combined with additional supply entering circulation may keep APT under pressure in the short term.

Monthly token unlocks

The biggest catalyst for APT right now is its scheduled monthly token unlocks. Every month, previously locked tokens are released into circulation as part of Aptos' vesting schedule. While these unlocks are expected and transparent, they temporarily increase available supply, which can weigh on prices when overall market demand is weak.

For futures traders, the key question isn't just how many tokens are unlocked — it's whether the market can absorb the additional supply without triggering another wave of selling.

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