Aptos 價格APT

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🌐 The Big Picture: What is $2Z? $2Z is not just another speculative coin floating around the market. It’s the native token of the DoubleZero protocol, a Solana-based DePIN project designed to provide ultra-low-latency, high-performance infrastructure for validators, protocols, and DeFi applications. In simple words: it wants to be the high-speed internet backbone of crypto — replacing the messy, spam-filled public internet routes with optimized connectivity for blockchains. Key utilities of $2Z include: Staking & Security: Validators and node operators stake $2Z to ensure accountability and link reliability. Payments for Bandwidth: Networks like Solana or Aptos can use 2Z to pay for secure low-latency communication. Rewards & Incentives: Contributors who provide bandwidth and infrastructure earn $2Z. Burn + Inflation Balance: Supply is dynamic, balancing growth with scarcity. That’s real utility, not just meme hype. And in a crowded altcoin market, utility is survival. 📊 Market Snapshot Launch date: October 2, 2025 Initial pump: $0.05 → $1.20 (1000%+ surge) Current price: Consolidating near $0.52–$0.54 Circulating supply: ~3.47B of 10B max Market cap: ~$1.8B Market share: ~0.05% of global crypto cap For a coin that’s literally days old, securing a multibillion-dollar valuation and market share is no small feat. 🔎 The Chart Check Let’s keep it simple — charts are signals, not fortune tellers. Support: $0.50 – $0.515 is holding strong. Buyers clearly defending this zone. Resistance: $0.558 (short-term) and $0.60 (psychological breakout level). Indicators: RSI ~56 → Neutral-bullish, not overheated. MACD positive → Momentum slowly rebuilding. Volume rising → Signs of accumulation. 👉 If bulls can break above $0.558 with volume, $0.60+ becomes realistic. 👉 If bears drag it below $0.50, $0.47–$0.45 could be the next test zone. This setup screams falling wedge compression — coiling energy waiting for breakout. ⚡ The DePIN Narrative: Why It Matters Crypto loves narratives. Right now, DePIN is hot because it connects real-world infrastructure with blockchain incentives. Think about it: most projects talk about trading, tokens, or finance. But without stable, fast, and secure infrastructure, none of it works. That’s the gap DoubleZero is targeting. If it delivers, $2Z could position itself as the go-to infrastructure token — a category that usually attracts longer-term institutional money, not just retail speculation. 💬 Street-Level Thoughts Let’s be real for a second. Hype is good — it brings traders, liquidity, and community energy. Utility is better — it keeps the project alive after the hype fades. $2Z has both, but execution is everything. Many projects with strong narratives have failed because they couldn’t deliver or got overshadowed by competitors. For traders like us, the playbook is simple: Scalpers: Ride volatility near $0.50–$0.60 ranges for 5–10% swings. Swing traders: Wait for breakout/retest above $0.60 for bigger legs up. Long-term investors: Focus less on day-to-day candles and more on adoption, listings, and ecosystem traction. 🚀 Risks vs Rewards Risks: Extreme volatility, competition from other DePIN projects, and execution delays. Rewards: Rare SEC no-action clarity, strong tokenomics, and being early to an infrastructure-first narrative. As I always say — don’t let greed blind you. Manage your risk. A project can be legit AND still drop 40% in a week. That’s crypto. ✅ Conclusion: Why $2Z is Worth Watching $2Z is one of those rare launches where narrative + tech + hype align. It’s not guaranteed success — nothing in crypto is — but it’s already secured a real spot in the conversation. Whether you’re trading short-term volatility or eyeing long-term infrastructure growth, $2Z offers a unique setup. Just remember: events, markets, and narratives can shift fast. For now, it’s safe to say $2Z isn’t just another pump coin — it’s a project aiming to anchor itself as a cornerstone of the DePIN movement.$2Z

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The crypto market is up today, with the cryptocurrency market capitalization rising by 1.4%, now standing at $4.22 trillion. Around 30 of the top 100 coins have appreciated over the past 24 hours. At the same time, the total crypto trading volume is at $193 billion. Crypto Winners & Losers At the time of writing, 9 of the top 10 coins per market capitalization have increased over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin (BTC) appreciated 1%, currently trading at $119,909. Ethereum (ETH) is up by 1.5%, now changing hands at $4,467. It is again among the best performers. Binance Coin (BNB) is the category’s highest gainer, having increased by 4.9% to $1,090. It’s followed by Solana (SOL), with an increase of 2.1%. now trading at $229. On the other hand, Dogecoin (DOGE) is the only red coin. It decreased by 0.3% to $0.256. When it comes to the top 100 coins, about 30 coins recorded decreases. Of these, two saw double-digit drops: MYX Finance (MYX) and DoubleZero (2Z). These are down 41% and 10.7% to $9.07 and $0.5397, respectively. On the green side, the two best performers are Aster (ASTER) and Aptos (APT). They’re up 10.8% and 5.4% to $1.88 and $5.13, respectively. Meanwhile, Nomura Holdings is working to expand its presence in Japan’s digital asset market. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Laser Digital Holdings, is seeking a license to offer trading services to institutional clients. Switzerland-based Laser is in pre-consultation talks with Japan’s Financial Services Agency. ‘Bitcoin’s Strength Is Structural, Not Seasonal’ Gadi Chait, Head of Investment at Xapo Bank, said that October has historically been a bullish month for BTC. “Early signs suggest this year may be no exception.” Bitcoin has averaged 14.4% gains in October since 2013 and has demonstrated resilience in early October this year, recovering from an intraday dip to $114,000 on the 1st to trade near $118,700-$118,900 by the 2nd, with intraday highs touching $119,500. Moreover, Chait says, “even the U.S. government shutdown that began at the start of the month, the first since 2018-2019, which furloughed over 90% of SEC staff and left the CFTC operating with skeleton crews of 5-6%, hasn’t derailed momentum, showing how resilient Bitcoin has become of late.” Levels & Events to Watch Next At the time of writing on Friday morning, BTC trades at $119,909. The price saw an increase from the intraday low of $118,416 to the intraday high of $121,044. It has decreased slightly since this daily high. Notably, Bitcoin’s market capitalization also rose to $2.37 trillion, surpassing Amazon’s value. The support levels now stand at $117,000, $113,500, and $106,900. On the other hand, the resistance target is now $124,600, followed by $128,000 and then $130,000. Ethereum is currently trading at $4,467. The price saw a brief dip to the intraday low of $4,358 before jumping to the high $4,549, pulling back slightly after that. The coin could now climb further to $4,550 and then $4,750 before working towards the $5,000 mark. Conversely, it could drop below $4,300 and $4,100. Meanwhile, the crypto market sentiment keeps increasing within the neutral zone. The crypto fear and greed index jumped to 57, compared to yesterday’s 51. This is also a notable rise from the fear zone’s 34 seen five days ago. There is an obvious increase in optimism as October begins, as prices rally once more. ETFs Remain in Green The US BTC spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a fourth consecutive day of significant inflows, with $627.24 million on Thursday. The cumulative net inflow now stands at $59.07 billion. Of the 12 ETFs, seven saw inflows, and there were no outflows. BlackRock is at the top of this list again, with $466.55 million, followed by Fidelity’s $89.62 million. The US ETH ETFs also recorded inflows of $307.05 million on 2 October for the fourth day in a row. The cumulative total net inflow is now at $14.19 billion. Seven of the nine finds saw positive flows, and none noted negative flows. BlackRock leads this list with $177.11 million in inflows, followed by Fidelity’s $60.71 billion. Meanwhile, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) missed its deadline on Canary’s spot Litecoin ETF. Furthermore, the regulatory agency is phasing out the 19b-4 filings in favor of S-1s, which only adds to the confusion surrounding ETF approval timelines. Moreover, a shutdown of the federal government is complicating matters even more, as many insiders have commented.