Cryptocurrency · prices in USD
Latest delayed quote: $1.30, -4.96% versus the previous close (checked at 20:00 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last daily price (UTC): $1.31 on Nov 9, 2026.
52-week range of daily prices (UTC): $1.22 to $3.10. The last daily price sits 5% of the way from the low to the high.
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Recent 3-month volatility is within its usual range compared with its own history since 2021 (41st percentile).
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Unlock with your free analysisUp 16.08% on the day. Volume was 4.37 times the 20-day average. The move was 4.7 times its typical volatility.
Volume was 2.12 times the 20-day average.
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Show me the wallet behind this 4.37x volume - real buyers or exchange outflow disguised as rotation? The break above the 30-day moving average holds technically, but at 4.7x typical volatility the question is whether it stays above that level before calling it confirmed.
A 16.08% move on volume running 4.37 times the twenty-session average, with a swing 4.7 times the typical range, is not something to wave off, but it is not a regime change either, not on a single session's evidence. ATOM has reclaimed the 30-day moving average, a level that…
Read the full discussionATOM up 16.08%. Volume 4.37x the 20-session average. Move at 4.7x typical volatility: not noise. Break above the 30-day moving average, confirmed by volume. Structure stays open above that level. Below the 30-day with fading volume, the continuation read loses strength.
