Buyers Step In as ATOM Bounces Back From Sharp 5% Decline at Critical Support

ATOM Bounces From $4.25 Support as Buy Volume Spikes, Price Action Turns Constructive

Cosmos’ ATOM token staged a modest recovery Thursday after sliding nearly 5% earlier in the session. The rebound from a key support zone near $4.25 came on rising volume, hinting at accumulation by short-term buyers positioning for a potential reversal.

Price Snapshot & Market Structure

  • Intraday Low: ATOM dropped to $4.27 in early trade amid broad-based crypto weakness.
  • Volume-Driven Reversal: A surge in trading volume—over 1.4 million during the 20:00 UTC candle—signaled aggressive dip-buying around $4.25–$4.27.
  • Mini Uptrend Formation: From 07:10 to 07:21 UTC, ATOM formed a short-term bullish structure, posting a series of higher lows and printing a local high of $4.338.
  • Breakout Attempt: At 07:15 and 07:20 UTC, strong candle closes and volume spikes (~25,000 units) hinted at a shift in momentum.
  • Closing Behavior: ATOM ended the day near $4.314, holding above $4.30 with support forming at $4.309—marking a potential short-term base.

Sentiment Outlook

While the broader market remains cautious, ATOM’s ability to hold key support and rebound on high volume suggests waning seller pressure. If buying interest continues and macro headwinds subside, a move toward the $4.40–$4.50 resistance band may materialize.

Short-term bulls will want to see follow-through above $4.34 with continued volume confirmation. Until then, the $4.25 level remains a critical pivot.

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