Grayscale voluntarily withdrew its registration for a standalone Cardano ETF, removing a potential institutional investment route for ADA. The withdrawal was not due to SEC rejection but part of a broader reassessment including Hedera and Polkadot ETFs. ADA remains near $0.194, unable to close above the key $0.20 resistance level, with weakening buying pressure indicated by capital flow metrics. Despite this, Cardano’s protocol development continues with recent upgrades, but market demand has yet to push ADA decisively higher. A confirmed close above $0.20 is needed to strengthen recovery and target $0.22, while failure to break higher could see ADA retesting lower supports around $0.166 and $0.152.
Cardano's ADA token has surged over 18% in the past week, driven by renewed optimism in its ecosystem and increased trading activity. This rise coincides with strong performance of Midnight's NIGHT token, Cardano's privacy-focused partner network, si...
Cardano (ADA) has suffered a severe price drop of 90% from its peak, marking one of the largest declines among altcoins during ongoing market instability driven by geopolitical uncertainty. While Bitcoin and Ethereum have held up relatively better, n...
Grayscale Investments has withdrawn its registration filings for three planned spot ETFs tracking Cardano, Polkadot, and Hedera, citing no intention to proceed with their distribution. These ETF proposals had seen no progress for months, with NYSE Ar...
Major cryptocurrencies saw price declines, with Bitcoin dropping 2.1% to $63,925 and Ethereum falling 2.8% to $1,873.93. Other notable coins like Binance Coin and Solana also declined, reflecting a broad market pullback. Stablecoins remained steady n...
On August 7, Grayscale withdrew its ETF applications for Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot within just 190 seconds without providing an official reason. This sudden move sparks questions about the future of altcoin ETFs in the U.S., amid possible weak in...
