Aptos (APT)

Stablecoins aren't just moving value; they're becoming trade infrastructure. @Daya_HQ raised $2.4M to build that stack for African businesses, with participation from Aptos Foundation. Full story via @Unchained_pod: https://t.co/umdYypz0gx

$APT minimum value right now should be the market-cap of $SUI - anything other than that is an abhorrence in capital misallocation. As long as SUI marketcap is greater than Aptos - then Aptos has explosive room for growth. Why do I compare the two? Because SUI is a copy-pasta second comer. SUI is the Bitcoin Cash to to Aptos' Bitcoin - except we are in a parallel universe of capital allocation. Fundamentally, Aptos is winning on almost all key metrics. Price-wise, large paid influencer & community sentiment wise; SUI is decimating Aptos, mainly again due to price action. In fact, since launch Aptos has only ever been in a macro-down trend, it has never; I repeat never seen a macro up-trend. Filthy. It will be interesting to see just how explosive Aptos can get when it finally makes it's first higher low and higher high - ever.... I expect this will start happening some stage this year... Few reasons: 1/ VCs & Core Contributors - the 2 biggest points of sell pressure for Aptos - finally ends this September/October. 2/ Bitcoin generally bottoms between July-October of Bear Market years. We are in the window of July-October of the bear market year. 3/ Aptos is grossly undervalued, and immensely oversold - worst performer in the Top 100 for the last year, bar none. Aptos growth at a minimum is 6x and whatever SUI grows this bull run - to match SUI market cap, at a minimum. If SUI does a 10x, then Aptos needs a 60x; if SUI does a 20x, then Aptos needs a 120x to retain minimum fair value relative to SUI - that's the math.

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From critical blockchain vulnerabilities to explosive trading launches and million-dollar trading mistakes, this week showed how quickly crypto can swing between innovation and risk. This time it's: $APT ( @Aptos ) $ONDO ( @OndoFinance ) $LIT ( @Lighter_xyz ) Here are 3 stories you shouldn't miss 👇 1️⃣ Aptos Patched A Critical VM Bug Before Anyone Could Exploit It ( $APT ) Researchers uncovered a flaw that could have broken one of Move's biggest security guarantees. 🔹 $70B theoretical exposure 🔹 Move VM cache bug 🔹 Patched within hours 🔹 No funds affected The vulnerability never reached mainnet users, but it highlighted how a single execution-layer bug could have bypassed even fully audited smart contracts. 2️⃣ Ondo Perps Crosses $2B Volume One Day After Launch ( $ONDO ) Ondo's new perpetuals platform hit a major milestone almost immediately after going live. 🔹 $2B trading volume 🔹 Tokenized stocks collateral 🔹 Up to 20× leverage 🔹 RWA perpetuals The launch shows growing demand for real-world asset derivatives, though most reported volume remains off-chain and self-reported. 3️⃣ Trader Loses $2M After Faulty LIT Swap Routing ( $LIT ) One of the biggest trading mistakes of the year erased nearly an entire portfolio in a single transaction. 🔹 1,126 ETH swapped 🔹 ~$2M value lost 🔹 Low-liquidity route 🔹 MEV captured profits A routing path through thin liquidity pools caused catastrophic slippage, turning roughly $2 million worth of ETH into just around $14,000 of LIT.

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The bar to launch a financial app in crypto is high: high-frequency trading, p2p stablecoin movement, real consumer products. That's the point. Aptos Foundation's @ASHAWONN on 'Onchain, Honestly!' — pushing past generic playbooks, PMF, emerging markets, and more. Watch below 👇

16 million transactions in a single day. A new quarterly high for @Aptos. Transaction volume does not lie. It is the clearest measure of whether a network is being used and a quarterly high means activity is accelerating, not plateauing. Developers and institutions pay attention to that distinction. The trajectory is pointing in one direction.