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The crypto market enters another week for token unlocks, with early-stage investors set to receive roughly $875 million worth of assets between October 7 and 12, according to. The figure marks a steep drop from last week’s $3.9 billion and signals cooling supply inflation heading into the final quarter of 2025.

The debate over whether the bull market has officially started is far from settled, but analyst Michaël van de Poppe argues that many altcoins remain in the early stages of recovery.

Aptos Labs has a key virtual roundtable hosted by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF) to reaffirm its position as a leader in on-chain finance.

Daehong Communications, a subsidiary of South Korea’s retail giant Lotte Group, has a “money movement” ecosystem powered by Aptos, a high-performance blockchain.

Bitwise Asset Management has taken a notable step forward in the race for cryptocurrency ETFs, filing amended S-1 registration statements for its proposed Dogecoin and Aptos spot ETFs.

Aptos (APT) and Filecoin (FIL) are showing renewed signs of strength, each emerging as a notable contender in the Layer-1 blockchain landscape through very different, but equally powerful, strategic paths. The divergence highlights a maturing market where projects are now being valued for their unique, ecosystem-specific catalysts.

Aptos’ technologies made real-world inroads, by powering the digital wallet for World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Just one week after the Expo opened April 13th, the Aptos-based wallet saw impressive user engagement: over 558,000 on-chain transactions and more than 133,000 new accounts created, showcasing its ability to perform at scale.

The layer-1 blockchain project has partnered with STAN, a pioneering gaming force in India, to improve scalability and performance in the esports community. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Aptos noted that the partnership aims to take online gaming to the next level.