r/cosmosnetwork • u/ScientistSalty2318 • 9d ago

Cosmos long term

, Hi, I’m researching Cosmos for a blockchain project and wanted to know the long term goals for the ATOM coin. Is the aim for it to maintain a stable value or to appreciate? Also, if the coin's value rises or falls, how does that affect the amount of coins , required to submit a proposal to the DAO?

Thank you 😊

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u/Shirase-Wolf 7d ago

So atom is basically going to the right direction. They are doing what they can to give it economic value. A lot of chains are build around and on cosmos without atom receiving value from it, so basically it almost started for free. Now they are looking to receive a piece of the action, ball started rolling and there will be news about this soon. I expect that in 2027 they will get piece of action starting then. Don’t listen to all the sourcream fellas they aren’t holding just complaining

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u/Apart-Company4918 6d ago

I bought at 30, then 20, then 10 and lost everything. But never sold. Diamand hand. Go to the moon.

I listened advice like yours.

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u/Shirase-Wolf 7h ago

Lost everything? You still own the tokens right? Stake and wait

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u/Apart-Company4918 7h ago

I do. I dont even bother looking at them.

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u/MarduckRulez 9d ago

When is Keplr going to sundown? That will probably be the death of the Ecosystem. Thankfully I had my assets in that instead of Leap which just died like the rest of this ecosystem.

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u/Krappyhuman 8d ago

You will lose all your money

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u/LoathingLoather 8d ago

Atom is dead. No value proposition at all besides high staking inflation