APR today’s market looks promising. Although it attempted multiple times to break through $0.145 during the day, it failed to do so and instead stabilized around $0.136, not to mention the strong support zone at $0.127 — this doesn’t seem like resistance but rather a sign that the main force is systematically accumulating.

From a technical perspective, the data is quite interesting. The support level at $0.12772 is solid, with each dip bouncing back; the key level at $0.13669 has been tested multiple times and successfully held, gradually revealing a bullish advantage; meanwhile, the volume at the resistance level of $0.14523 reached 48.15M, which usually indicates new buying interest is entering.

The candlestick pattern shows a "4 bullish days and 3 bearish days" fluctuation, with a 2.86% range and a 1.05% actual increase, a typical sign of accumulation. The market logic is clear — repeated attempts to break through are not due to weakness but are building bullish momentum. As long as buy orders continue to support below, the $0.15 barrier will be hard to resist.

Of course, the short-term increase of $0.01 is just the beginning. The real variable is whether the volume can sustain its momentum. The key to this rally lies in whether the bulls can hold the current support structure and gradually expand upward.