After trading began for Atari’s video game token, its price initially fell sharply, but later began to recover gradually.
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Data from analytics service CoinGecko show this.
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Source: CoinGecko.
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In the first two rounds of the private pre-sale, ATRI was sold at $0.08 per coin, in the third — at $0.16. During the public sale, the token price stood at $0.25, but by the time participants gained access to their tokens, the price had fallen to $0.04.
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Later the ATRI price began to creep up. At the time of writing it stood at $0.10.
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Source: CoinGecko.
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Trading initially began on the Bitcoin.com exchange. After some time, the token appeared on the decentralized exchange Uniswap, where activity is concentrated in the WETH/ATRI pair.
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During the sales, users reported issues with processing orders and crediting tokens, as well as withdrawal delays of up to 16 hours. The Atari Token team did not comment on the matter.
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Earlier in October, the video game maker announced the holding of a public token sale. At that time Atari had raised $1.5 million in a series of private financing rounds.
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