Aergo (AERGO) saw a dramatic price crash on April 16, falling by 61.32% within 24 hours to $0.1590, despite high trading activity. The sharp drop followed Binance’s launch of the AERGOUSDT Perpetual Futures Contract, which allows trading with up to 15x leverage. The contract went live at 11:00 UTC.
Before this event, Aergo had reached a recent all-time high close to $0.76, marking strong bullish momentum. However, the futures launch triggered heightened volatility, leading to a swift decline in market price shortly after trading opened.
Currently, Aergo’s market capitalization stands at $75.95 million, while its fully diluted valuation (FDV) is $79.61 million. The 24-hour trading volume has skyrocketed to $1.56 billion, reflecting a 204.66% increase, with a volume-to-market cap ratio of 2060.24% — signaling extremely high turnover. The token’s circulating supply is 477.49 million AERGO, with a total and max supply capped at 500 million AERGO. Holders of the asset currently number 7.65K.
Aergo is a hybrid enterprise blockchain platform built by Blocko, a Samsung-backed South Korean firm. The platform enables SQL-compatible smart contracts and supports both public and private blockchain systems. It has seen adoption by major institutions such as Hyundai Motors and the Korea Exchange.
Following its high, near $0.76, Aergo’s price broke down sharply. It currently hovers around $0.1596. With the RSI close to oversold territory, traders may look for stabilization before any potential bounce.