Apro (AT)

Rank #640 · Oracle · data since 2025-10-23 · last close 2026-09-09

Latest available close Sep 9, 2026 UTCData updated Sep 10, 2026, 04:33 UTCMarket 24/7 · UTC calendar-day close
24h
-2.66%
Rank 75 of 321
7d
+1.06%
30d
-3.89%
YTD
-20.76%
1y

Apro (AT) monthly returns (%)

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2026-8.3-1.4-6.711.1-27.316.1-3.30.53.0···
2025·········-19.1-38.0-18.3
Avg-8.3-1.4-6.711.1-27.316.1-3.30.53.0-19.1-38.0-18.3

Values in %. Current and first-listed months are partial (greyed).

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AT seasonality — average by calendar month

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugOctNovDec
Avg-8.3%-1.4%-6.7%+11.1%-27.3%+16.1%-3.3%+0.5%-19.1%-38.0%-18.3%
Win rate0%/10%/10%/1100%/10%/1100%/10%/1100%/10%/10%/10%/1

Win rate = share of positive months / sample size.

AT risk & extremes

Max drawdown
-82.3%
Worst peak-to-trough fall on record
Monthly volatility
±16.6%
Std. dev. of monthly returns
Positive months
30%
Share of completed months in the green
Best month
+16.11%
2026-06
Worst month
-38.05%
2025-11
Longest streaks
1▲ / 5▼
Consecutive up / down months

AT drawdown

-66%-33%0%

Percent below the all-time high at each month-end — how far underwater the asset was.

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Frequently asked questions

What was Apro's best month?+

Apro's strongest completed month on record is June 2026, at +16.11%.

What was Apro's worst month?+

Its weakest completed month on record is November 2025, at -38.05%.

Is Apro up this year?+

Apro is down 20.76% year to date, measured from its last close before 1 January.

What is Apro's biggest drawdown?+

The deepest peak-to-trough fall on record is 82.3%, measured on month-end closes since 2025.

About Apro

Apro is an oracle token ranked #640 by market value, worth about $31 million. It is young enough (2025) that its baby photos are still on-chain, and is, by crypto standards, almost suspiciously calm.

Did you know?

  • Its best month on record was June 2026 at +16.11%; its worst, November 2025 at -38.05%.

Trivia for entertainment — the numbers come from our price data; the jokes don't.