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Cosmos posts the highest volume z-score in the dataset on 13 May as price recovers
- Cosmos (ATOM) recorded a volume z-score of 3.1 on 13 May — the highest of any major asset in the 30-day volume anomaly table — with 28.9 million units traded versus a 30-day average of 14.9 million (1.95x).
- The volume surge accompanied a price recovery from $1.88 on 8 May to $2.04 on 13 May, a gain of 7.9% over five days even as the final session closed slightly lower than the prior day.
- A z-score of 3.1 means volume was more than three standard deviations above the recent mean — a statistically rare event that stands out even among other assets with higher absolute volume ratios on the same day.
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Conclusion
ATOM volume May 13 = 28,955,227 vs 30-day avg 14,863,952 (ratio 1.95x, z-score 3.11 — highest in the volume anomaly table). ATOM close May 8 = $1.951; close May 13 = $2.037; gain = +7.9% over 5 days. Price data confirmed via ATOM detail query (query 36); z-score confirmed via volume anomaly query (query 5).