Day 37 of shorting $BTC.
On Friday, my weekend outlook was for a rebound to 83,500. We’re now just $500 away from the target, so things are pretty much going as expected. You could say the weekend rebound is nearing its end, and it’s still possible to enter a short position.
$APT
$STRK has taken off recently, already more than doubling. You could say APT’s price action will fully mirror STRK’s, and it’s now also poised to take off. If you missed the ride on STRK, don’t—absolutely don’t—miss out on APT too.
Why position yourself in Aptos?
It’s a Layer 1 public blockchain project that natively uses the Move programming language and MoveVM. Its native token, APT, has three main uses: paying network transaction fees, staking for validator nodes, and participating in on-chain governance.
Move was designed specifically to secure Web3 assets. It has built-in protections for asset scarcity, which can effectively reduce the risk of smart contract vulnerabilities. Combined with its parallel transaction execution architecture, this gives the network high throughput.
The Aptos ecosystem is actively bringing in dollar-backed stablecoins such as USDC and USDT, while developing DeFi and RWA applications. This makes it an important Layer 1 blockchain in the stablecoin narrative.
On Friday, my weekend outlook was for a rebound to 83,500. We’re now just $500 away from the target, so things are pretty much going as expected. You could say the weekend rebound is nearing its end, and it’s still possible to enter a short position.
$APT
$STRK has taken off recently, already more than doubling. You could say APT’s price action will fully mirror STRK’s, and it’s now also poised to take off. If you missed the ride on STRK, don’t—absolutely don’t—miss out on APT too.
Why position yourself in Aptos?
It’s a Layer 1 public blockchain project that natively uses the Move programming language and MoveVM. Its native token, APT, has three main uses: paying network transaction fees, staking for validator nodes, and participating in on-chain governance.
Move was designed specifically to secure Web3 assets. It has built-in protections for asset scarcity, which can effectively reduce the risk of smart contract vulnerabilities. Combined with its parallel transaction execution architecture, this gives the network high throughput.
The Aptos ecosystem is actively bringing in dollar-backed stablecoins such as USDC and USDT, while developing DeFi and RWA applications. This makes it an important Layer 1 blockchain in the stablecoin narrative.