Cardano's price has surged over 15% in the past week, now trading above $0.16, driven by significant accumulation from large holders and the launch of ADA Pay, a plugin enabling over 7 million merchants worldwide to accept ADA payments. Market indicators show increased buying pressure with futures open interest rising to $403 million and positive funding rates, signaling optimistic trader sentiment. Technical analysis points to resistance near $0.173 and support around $0.138, with potential for further gains if a breakout occurs. This development enhances ADA's utility beyond trading, potentially boosting its adoption for everyday transactions.
Bitcoin is trading around $61,697 with a modest 2.7% move, while Ethereum has surged 6.4% to $1,717. The total crypto market cap stands at $2.22 trillion, with Bitcoin dominance at 55.7%, indicating cautious capital rotation between Bitcoin and altco...
Solana's staked market capitalization rose sharply by 13.78% to $32.87 billion, reinforcing its position as the second-largest staking network after Ethereum, which remains the largest with $64.14 billion but saw a slight decline. This growth highlig...
Crypto markets experienced $359 million in forced liquidations mainly in Bitcoin and Ethereum, despite only modest price drops of about 1.4% for BTC and 1.1% for ETH. This indicates that leveraged derivatives, not spot selling, absorbed most of the s...
Bitcoin's price fell 1.26% to $58,683, with on-chain data suggesting that large holders (whales) are quietly distributing rather than accumulating. Ethereum also slipped slightly, while some altcoins like WBT and XLM gained, indicating selective capi...
Cardano faces criticism as a 'ghost chain' due to its low on-chain activity and the recent shutdown of its main blockchain explorer, TapTools. Despite fewer decentralized apps and transactions compared to Ethereum and Solana, Cardano's unique Extende...
