Key Takeaways
APT, the native coin of layer-1 blockchain Aptos, has risen by 10% in the last 24 hours. This price increase follows the project’s confirmation that it has collaborated with World Liberty Financial (WLFI) to integrate the latter’s stablecoin, USD1.
From all indications, the development has triggered bullish momentum around the altcoin. But what does it mean for Aptos’s price going forward? Let’s find out.
Last Friday, Aptos’ price dropped below the $4 psychological mark to $3.92. But as of this writing, the same altcoin has risen to $4.86.
According to the 4-hour chart, APT recorded a positive return during this period after breaking out of a symmetrical triangle.
Additionally, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) has consistently produced green histogram bars, indicating that momentum has shifted bullish.
Apart from the technical outlook, Aptos’s announcement on Oct.1 also seemed to have contributed to the price surge.
Via its official X page, the Move-programming-based blockchain disclosed that it had partnered with Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial to integrate USD1.
It noted that the stablecoin will be live on the Aptos blockchain by Oct. 6.
“USD1 will have day one support from across the Aptos ecosystem on Monday, October 6, including Aptos DeFi protocols,” It disclosed.
Due to this, APT might experience increased demand amid the current bullish sentiment. If sustained, this could drive the cryptocurrency’s value to retest the resistance at $5.14.

Alongside the Aptos price increase, its trading volume surged above $540 million. Should the volume continue to rise without any notable price pullback, APT could rise much higher than $5.14 in the near term.
The daily chart shows that the Aptos price has broken out of a long-term downtrend. Amidst that, the Bull Bear Power (BBP) is positive, flashing green histogram bars for the first time since September 20.
This rise in the BBP reading indicates buying pressure, possibly enough to restrain APT’s price from another correction.
If this trend holds, APT might breach the overhead resistance at $6.57. Once that happens, the altcoin’s next target could be around $8.25 at the 0.618 Fibonacci level.
However, this will depend on how well the USD1 integration affects Aptos and WLFI. If the blockchain experiences a significant inflow of stablecoins, this prediction may become a reality, with a chance of rising above $9.61.

Alternatively, a lack of notable inflow could cause selling pressure around the coin, which could cause the BBP reading to slide to the negative region.
If that were to happen, Aptos’ price might decline to $3.91.