Flexa’s migration to Capacity v3 in July 2025 remains the operational baseline for AMP. The network completed the transition from Capacity v2 after publishing the final withdrawal root earlier this year. That step marked the end of v2 collateral use and positioned v3 as the sole live environment.
Before the cutoff, Flexa directed participants to withdraw from v2 and redeposit to v3 to keep earning rewards. Those instructions formed the practical framework for users adapting to the change.
Community posts this month continue to focus on v3 mechanics. A recent thread highlights a boosted “Lightning” pool, showing that Flexa is still making targeted adjustments inside the new system.
Exchange and platform changes shape access
Gate ended AMP perpetual futures on September 26, 2025. The decision narrowed derivatives trading options but left spot trading unaffected. Traders who relied on leverage adjusted their strategies or shifted to other venues after this change.
In August 2025, Wealthsimple removed AMP from its supported assets. The platform’s notice explained that any remaining balances would be liquidated after the deadline, reducing Canadian retail access.
These moves illustrate a redistribution of AMP market access without altering its underlying network functions. Users now rely on alternative exchanges while the protocol continues operating through Capacity v3.
Community threads maintain daily coordination
The r/AMPToken community remains active, using daily discussion threads to coordinate participation and address common questions. October conversations highlight v3 staking processes, pool structures, and updated participation terms rather than token price movements.
These posts provide practical support for participants navigating the post-migration landscape. They often clarify operational details and help maintain engagement among existing users.
The ongoing community activity underlines how the network’s non-price developments are now driven by Capacity v3 usage and platform adjustments, rather than new official announcements.
AMP perpetuals sit in a tight 12-hour range below the weekly open
AMP’s 12-hour perpetuals chart on MEXC shows price hovering just under the weekly open and inside a narrow band marked by the prior day’s high and low. The latest candle prints near 0.00320–0.00321 while the previous day’s high sits around 0.003651 and the prior day’s low near 0.003187. The placement indicates an inside-day style consolidation rather than a trending move.
Wicks on recent candles suggest two-sided probing without follow-through. Price repeatedly tapped the mid-range and stalled, leaving the upper boundary (PDH) untested during the last several candles. The lower boundary (PDL) has held so far, which keeps the structure balanced and compresses realized volatility on this 12-hour view.
Moving averages on the chart cluster around the mid-range, reinforcing the equilibrium look. Candles remain small compared with the earlier expansion bars to the left, and bodies sit tight around the plotted baseline. As a result, momentum reads neutral on this timeframe, with no visible displacement beyond the marked reference lines.
Context from the accompanying post on X frames this as “alts beginning to flex.” The chart, however, documents range behavior more than expansion. Until candles close outside the PDH/PDL bracket on this 12-hour chart, the visual evidence remains one of containment around the weekly open.
AMP/USD 3D chart highlights prior downtrend break and a long-range consolidation
A new AMP/USD three-day chart from analyst Javon Marks shows a completed break of a long 2022–2023 downtrend, followed by a sharp recovery into 2024 and a broad consolidation through 2024–2025. The left side marks a series of lower highs that end in a falling-wedge breakout. After that break, price accelerates, then cools into overlapping swings with declining amplitude.
Volume bars underscore that the strongest expansion phases arrived immediately after the breakout and again during mid-cycle spikes. Since then, activity has normalized while price oscillates in a wide band. Consequently, structure remains neutral on this timeframe, with neither higher highs nor lower lows dominating the most recent months.
The post pairs the chart with a bold upside projection to 0.07048, labeled as more than 21x from current levels. The annotation places the target well above prior 2024 peaks, implying a multi-leg advance rather than a single burst. Visually, the path is hypothetical; the candles on the right still sit inside the established range, and the projection line begins from that context.
AMP/USDT perp rebounds from “bounce zone,” eyes BSL reclaim on the daily
AMP’s daily perpetuals chart on MEXC shows price lifting from a marked bounce zone after several tests. Candles now sit just above the annotated “must stay above this line,” signaling the first constructive response from demand after September’s drift. The reaction turns the boxed area into a working base while the prior downswing loses momentum.
Above, the chart flags a BSL level near 0.00444 as the first upside checkpoint. A decisive daily close through that line would shift structure from base-building to recovery, since it clears recent swing highs and traps late shorts. Until then, price remains inside a broad range defined by the bounce box below and the BSL shelf above.
Further overhead, the chart marks an expansion objective near 0.006074, aligning with an older supply shelf. That zone would only come into play if the market holds above the blue baseline and turns the BSL into support on follow-through. Until those conditions print on the candles, the evidence still reads as a rebound off support within a larger sideways structure.
