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$ATOM Price Prediction: $3.16 Target by December with Bullish Momentum Building ATOM price prediction shows potential 25% upside to $3.16 resistance level within 2-4 weeks as technical indicators signal emerging bullish momentum despite recent bearish sentiment.

$ATOM Price Prediction: Recovery to $3.16 Expected as #Cosmos Tests Critical Support at $2.38 ATOM price prediction shows potential 25% upside to $3.16 resistance if current $2.38 support holds, with #Cosmos forecast indicating mixed signals in November.

The more unexpected the trade idea -> oftentime, the more violent the move in due time. This is why we spotted something on $ATOM... Again - do not buy $ATOM, but listen to some structural changes that look to be taking place internally. - Yesterday, the growth lead at Cosmos published a lengthy proposal about *completely* changing the $ATOM tokenomic - Cosmos Labs will hire a few external research teams (via an RFP) to study $ATOM and design revenue/fee-based, non-circular tokenomics for the Hub - The process has public stages (RFP → team selection → data gathering → draft models → governance), with heavy community involvement at each step - The actual changes to ATOM (inflation, rewards, fee flows, etc.) will only come later as a governance proposal based on that research - BUT, it is something This is more so just an acknowledgement of effort, and a sign of "something small". $ATOM has always had internal issues and quite a strained relationship it seemed - but, we are just constantly skewering for ideas. Anyway, we have not put this on, and probably wont - unless we see strange flows around $ATOM into EOY.