Atom-USD had sharp volatility between August 15th and August 14th and 14th, with volume surged to 5.62M units, trading between $4.49 and $4.91, with an average of over 322%. After holding the $4.82-$4.85 range and temporarily securing $4.91, the assets faced aggressive selling from 06:00 on August 14th and potential surrender at $4.53 on a massive volume.

The buyers immediately intervened, establishing fresh support of nearly $4.60 and regaining trust in the Cosmos ecosystem. This price level has become a critical threshold as sales pressures eased and transactions stabilized.

On August 14th, in a 60-minute recovery window from 13:20 to 14:19, Atom rose from $4.60 to $4.61, peaking at $4.64 before consolidating in the $4.59-$4.62 range. This confirmed $4.60 in support base, suggesting a potential launch point for future profits.

Resilience is clear, but the $4.91 resistance remains untested. Holding $4.60 is important to maintaining bullish momentum, and breakdowns put updated downside pressure at risk.

Technical indicators refer to integration

• A price range of $0.42, representing 9% volatility between a minimum of $4.91 to $4.49.
• It has a volume spike of 562 million units, with an average of over 1.33 million units of 24 hours, exceeding 322%.
• Resistance level established at $4.91 in the early morning hours of August 14th.
• After collecting from the low of $4.53, it supports base formation of approximately $4.60.
• Integration patterns between $4.59-$4.62 ranges indicating potential stabilization.

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Bitcoin’s “address” is a bit of a false reputation. It would be better to call something along the line “Invoice Identifier”. Whenever you want to pay another party, we will generate a new address and tell you how to pay. When a transaction pays to an output script belonging to an address, you will see that the corresponding party has paid you. The payments will then be displayed in the (Receive) tab, and the wallet will track the new transaction output that the wallet can spend on future transactions.

Transactional output cannot be partially used. It can only be used entirely. If you want to make a payment, but only have a larger amount of transaction output, the wallet will create a transaction with one input and two outputs. One output to pay the recipient and another output to return to yourself from the transaction output using the remaining funds. This second transaction output is called a Change the output.

Alice has one transaction output equivalent to 1 BTC and I want to send BOB 0.1 BTC.

    Inputs             Outputs
 ----------------------------------
                     Bob 0.1 BTC
  Alice 1 BTC   ↦ 
                     Alice 0.9 BTC ⇐ Change output

The change output is sent directly from the wallet to a new output script generated by the wallet. Because they did not “claim” other parties, the wallet will not surface the “invoice identifier” on the tabs they received. However, the change output is part of the wallet’s funds, contributing to the balance. Like other funds, change output can be used to spend on your wallet. After contributing to balance, the change output will be displayed on an advanced screen such as: Joint trolls A window for manually funding. As far as I know, all actions are working as intended. There is no need to move funds from the change output to the new address.

NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has settled a lawsuit that arose from his endorsement of the failed crypto exchange FTX.

The former professional basketball player is among the co-defendants in a case against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who is now behind bars for misappropriating over $8 billion in customer funds that led to the collapse of the exchange.

The class action complaint filed by Oklahoma resident Edwin Garrison in 2022 accused the celebrities and athletes who promoted FTX of engaging in deceptive practices and failing to perform due diligence prior to promoting the now-defunct trading platform.

The other defendants named in the case also include retired NFL quarterback Tom Brady and his ex-wife, model Gisele Bündchen, NBA player Stephen Curry, MLB pitcher Shohei Ohtani, NFL quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Shark Tank star and investor Kevin O’Leary.

O’Neal, who court documents indicate received nearly $750,000 for endorsing FTX, is now close to resolving the case.

In a joint notice of settlement agreement filed on April 23rd, the counsels representing O’Neal and the plaintiffs inform the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, that the two parties have agreed to an amicable resolution of the suit.

The filing did not disclose the settlement amount, and the agreement is still subject to court approval.

“Pursuant to the Class-Action Settlement Agreement the Parties executed on April 1, 2025, the terms of the agreement will remain confidential until Plaintiffs file a motion seeking preliminary approval of the settlement.”

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