Quote from: R1dwanRz on August 02, 2024, 07:30:42 PM

So basically we know this is a layer one blockchain developed by Aptos Labs and with scalability, security, and community support, they beckons developers to build the next generation of DApps.
But let me tell ya that, I'm not so into blockchain technicals and stuff. but I bought some of this coin last year, when it was at 5.053$. And now it's sitting at a 6$ price.

And as you know it's blockchain and many projects popping since then, so I was looking into LiquidSwap project, that launched on Aptos chain. And basically the first AMM on that chain, that has similar features on Uniswap as well. One thing i like about them is their Harvest staking program. Basically, it is to incentivize liquidity providers by rewarding them with APT and third-party coins/tokens issued on Aptos.

The LiquidSwap token is trading at around $0.70 and there's a lot of hype around the project since it's listed in many exchanges already and having events like gleam events. With all this activity, I'm wondering if Aptos has the potential for a big price jump when the next bull run hits.

Aptos had the chance to become a "force to reckon with" a long time ago. But it missed the opportunity due to developers' inability to market their project properly. They were unable to bring the level of hype needed to "keep the money flowing". All of the buzz is on Solana and its "meme" coins. AI-based tokens are also starting to get traction. APT is still backed by VCs, so anything's possible. With good funding, the project might be able to become a "household name" in the future. Its approach to scaling is pretty innovative, imo.

I sure hope Aptos doesn't turn into a "failed experiment" in the long run. A good strategy would be to integrate the EVM into the platform. It would greatly expand Aptos' ecosystem. At around $7.20 per coin, I'd say APT is very undervalued. Don't you agree?