Cardano's ADA token fell below $0.16 for the first time since 2020, driven by founder Charles Hoskinson's announcement of a temporary retreat from public platforms and warnings about project liquidations. Despite Hoskinson clarifying he is not leaving the ecosystem, the market saw increased activity with daily active addresses hitting a four-month high. The token faces critical challenges including the need for institutional investment and decentralized app launches to sustain its long-term viability. Technical analysis warns of further declines if ADA fails to hold $0.155 support, while a recovery above $0.178 is needed for stabilization. Hoskinson also proposed a new network approach if funding issues persist, signaling a tough outlook for Cardano in 2026.
Starknet has released a new appchain framework that allows developers to create sovereign blockchains with custom execution logic while inheriting security from Starknet's zero-knowledge (ZK) core stack. This framework focuses on modular settlement a...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, announced plans to move the Cardano community from X (formerly Twitter) to Discord to foster more positive and well-moderated discussions. This move follows Hoskinson's criticism of X as a toxic platform filled ...
Research suggests Cardano's founding entities sold more than 1.5 billion ADA tokens during the 2021 bull run when prices peaked at $3.09. This has sparked debate in the crypto community about governance and transparency, although the Cardano Foundati...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, announced he is shifting community AMA sessions from X (formerly Twitter) to Discord to foster better-moderated discussions. While he will continue livestream broadcasts on X to his million followers, all AMA qu...
Data shows large holders of XRP are sending fewer tokens to Binance, indicating less selling pressure after ETF approvals. This reduced supply could help XRP recover to $1.80–$2.00 if inflows stay low. Meanwhile, Cardano's long-term holders are becom...
