All-Time Low (ATL)

The lowest recorded price level an asset has ever dropped to in its trading history.

Detailed Definition

An All-Time Low represents the lowest historical market price reached by an asset since its initial listing or launch, signaling long-term depreciation, capitulation, or lack of liquidity.

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