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ATL (All-Time Low)

The lowest price a cryptocurrency has ever reached since it was launched.

ATL, or All-Time Low, means the lowest price a cryptocurrency has ever reached since its launch.

For example, if a new token launched at $1 and later dropped to $0.10, that $0.10 becomes its ATL — the point where confidence and demand were at their weakest.

Why it matters

  • ATL shows maximum fear or market capitulation.
  • Some traders look for bounces near ATL levels as potential long-term entries.
  • However, many tokens never recover from their ATL, especially in bear markets.

How to use it wisely

  1. Check if the project still has real activity or use cases before buying near ATL.
  2. Don’t assume “it can’t go lower” — it often can.
  3. Use ATL only as a reference point, not a guaranteed bottom.

💡 Lanzo Tip

Buying near ATL can be profitable — but only for strong projects.
If the team, community, or product is dead, even the lowest price can still be too high.