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Aptos (APT) Drops 5.9% as NFT Controversy Escalates
- Aptos (APT) surged by 420% in the last 30 days.
- Today, whales withdrew over $7M worth of APT.
- Crypto Twitter suspects Aptos is fully controlled.
The controversial altcoin Aptos (APT) is still in the crypto limelight, even though the self-proclaimed “ Killer” dropped by 5.9% in value in the last 24 hours. Ranked #28 by global market cap, Aptos hit its all-time high just 23 hours ago, $19.92, according to CoinGecko. At press time, the newcomer to the crypto game trades at $18.10 with a market cap of $2,906,777,036, achieving a milestone of 75,000,000 mainnet transactions per week.
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1+1=3. iykyk. https://t.co/GzKF6f7svp— Aptos (@Aptos_Network) January 26, 2023
$7M Aptos (APT) Cashed Out Today
Interestingly, many crypto enthusiasts on Twitter claim that the impressive bull run for APT might be over. Some crypto traders say that $APT topped today, while others add more fuel to the fire with Sam Bankman-Fried memes, which ironically read, “I am really sorry.” Indeed, this might be because SBF and his fallen FTX crypto exchange heavily endorsed Aptos during the October launch last year.
Furthermore, the on-chain data suggests that there was an unusual transaction, which carried out the withdrawal of 400,951 APT. At the time of publication, the transfer, which the developers allegedly carried out, equals $7,087.
pic.twitter.com/p4WnDziZR5— 0xValidator.eth (@0xValidator) January 27, 20