$AT Hits Fresh Lows Near $0.10 – Can Support Hold the Line?

Hey everyone, if you’re watching small-cap tokens like I am, $AT has had a rough couple of days. The #APRO token just slipped below the key $0.10 level today, down more than 10% in the last 24 hours. This comes as a mix of broader market jitters and some post-airdrop selling.

Looking at the bigger picture, $AT has been sliding hard since its October highs around $0.88—an 83% drop from its all-time high, including a 24% wipeout just this week. A lot of that pressure comes from the Binance HODLer airdrop unlocking a wave of tokens, which flooded the market and pushed prices down. Combined with the usual crypto volatility, the current sell-off isn’t too surprising.

Trading volume has jumped to $37 million, though, showing that sellers are active—but maybe some bargain hunters are lurking too.

Support is looking shaky around $0.104–$0.109, with the recent low at $0.097 potentially acting as a floor.

Resistance shows up at $0.107–$0.108, and a clean break above $0.11 could open the door to $0.13.

It really comes down to whether AT can bounce off this lower channel or if momentum will push it further down. Watch the volume on any reversal—it will tell the story.

On the fundamentals side, on-chain activity remains steady, with roughly 39,000 holders and a circulating supply of 250 million out of a total 1 billion tokens. APRO’s network growth is still promising, with integrations across 40+ chains for DeFi and real-world assets. Right now, the Binance trading promo (up to 60 AT for qualifying trades) might help slow the bleed and bring in some fresh liquidity.

AT is testing its limits, but if $0.10 holds, a bounce toward $0.11 is possible. Either way, this is a token worth keeping a close eye on in the coming days—the next few sessions could set the tone for December.

@APRO Oracle

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