$APT — recovery watch here.

The setup says it's recovering from the 0.50 zone. Entry's marked at 0.84 – 0.86, stop down at 0.61, with targets at 1.00 / 1.25 / 1.50 and a final at 2.00.

The thesis behind it: Aptos is shifting its tokenomics toward network-usage-driven supply, and the scheduled investor unlock cycle has wrapped up. That's a genuinely interesting longer-term angle — unlocks ending removes a persistent overhang.

But I have to flag something before anyone takes this. The numbers don't line up. If you're entering at 0.84 and your stop is 0.61, that's a 27% loss on a trade where TP1 is only 18% away. The math on that first target is negative. Either the entry is wrong, the stop is wrong, or this is a long-term position being framed as a trade with targets.

If you're playing the unlock thesis, fine — but call it what it is: a position, sized small, held for months. Not a ladder of targets with a stop that's further away than your first exit.

Sort out the levels before you touch this one. 👊#APT #NEARRisesNearly10% #AustraliaProposesCryptoTransactionReportingLaw