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All-Time Low (ATL)
Lowest historical price ever recorded for an asset since inception.
Beginner-friendly explanation
The all-time low, or ATL, is the lowest price an asset has ever reached. When an asset hits its ATL, it often reflects fear, panic, or a total lack of confidence in the market.
Intermediate-level insight
ATL represents a historic low point, often tied to market crashes, bursting bubbles, or investor capitulation. It can signal a possible rebound zone, or deep structural weakness.
Advanced perspective
ATL marks extreme depreciation phases, often at the end of bearish cycles or sharp crashes. It may become a strategic entry point for long-term investors or act as a liquidity trap before a reversal.
Trading Basics
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