2025-12-31 13:20:40

APT's price action paints a rough picture lately.

Down 89% from highs, while market cap shed 50%. The numbers tell part of the story though.

Here's what's worth paying attention to: only 46% of the token supply is currently in circulation. That leaves 54% still locked up. And these aren't unlocking tomorrow—they're scheduled to release gradually through 2032.

That's a long runway of potential supply pressure ahead. Worth factoring into any thesis on where this one goes from here.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 3h ago

An 89% drop is just something to look at; the key is when that 54% lock-up will be released. Wait, until 2032? Do I have to live that long? Haha. Supply pressure is something we really need to watch out for; otherwise, we might get caught in a deadlock. That's the real suspense, more heartbreaking than the drop itself. Only released in 2032... I might not be trading cryptocurrencies anymore by then.

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MoonRocketman

· 3h ago

An 89% decline looks frightening, but the real landmine is the 54% of locked tokens that will be gradually released before 2032. This thing is like a time bomb buried beneath the tracks.

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Degentleman

· 3h ago

A 89% drop is a bit crazy... but locking the position until 2032 is really a bit extreme.

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RugResistant

· 3h ago

ngl that 54% locked token situation is basically a ticking time bomb... 2032 release schedule sounds nice on paper but we all know how these things play out. massive dilution incoming fr

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GweiWatcher

· 3h ago

An 89% drop sounds terrifying, but locking the position until 2032 is actually a ticking time bomb. Who dares to take this position?

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