All-Time Low

What is the all-time low?

The All-Time Low (ATL) is the lowest price ever recorded in the trading history of an asset, whether it be cryptocurrency or stocks, and represents the historical low for that asset.

Definition of All-Time Low

The term "All-Time Low" (ATL) refers to the lowest price an asset, whether a stock in traditional finance or a cryptocurrency, has reached during its trading history. The All-Time Low is the opposite of the All-Time High, it is the lowest price an asset has reached during its trading history. It is easy to identify the All-Time Low because the asset's price trajectory is straightforward to track. For example, Bitcoin reached its All-Time Low of $0.00099 in October 2009.

What does the All-Time Low indicate?

The all-time low indicates the lowest market value an asset has ever reached. The price movement history can also be used to identify the bottom as a trading zone, technical analysts use this to determine future trading zones, whether the price rebounds from that level or breaks through it to form a new historical low.

Related term: "technical analysis" is the analysis of statistical trends in the trading of an asset or currency, such as historical price movements and trading volume, to attempt to predict the asset's future price movement.

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