Glossary Term
ATL
ATL, or All-Time Low, represents the lowest price, value, or market capitalization an asset—such as a cryptocurrency, NFT, or portfolio—has ever reached since its inception. Monitoring ATL helps traders, investors, and analysts identify market bottoms, gauge sentiment shifts, and pinpoint undervalued opportunities in the Solana ecosystem.
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ATL: what is it?
Examples
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SOL or a Solana meme coin (e.g., WEN) dropping to a new ATL during a market crash.
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An NFT collection’s floor price hitting ATL due to negative press or mass listings.
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Rick Bot or wallet dashboards notifying users automatically when ATLs are breached.
Common Use Cases
Technical analysis for setting buy/sell targets or protective stop-losses.
Portfolio analytics and journaling—tracking personal or marketwide drawdowns.
Strategies targeting bargains during periods of maximum pessimism.
On-chain tools alerting traders to new ATL events for rapid decision-making.
Pro Tips
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Extreme caution: ATLs may signal strong downside momentum—never assume a reversal is imminent without other signals.