Cardano surged 30% after integrating and successfully testing the x402 AI payment protocol on its testnet, enabling automated microtransactions using ADA tokens. Meanwhile, XRP gained 22%, boosted by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and strong on-chain activity, including over one million agent transactions. Cardano's mainnet deployment is still pending, while XRP already processes thousands of payments per hour, reflecting different maturity levels. Investors should watch for Cardano's mainnet launch and regulatory developments impacting XRP.
Despite Cardano's recent 30% surge reported in the news, ADA is trading at Rp4.262 with a 1-day change of -4.38% on Pluang. The platform shows a market cap of Rp157,42 trillion and a 24-hour volume of Rp17,46 trillion as of Sep 24, 2026 00:52 WIB.
Cardano's price surged 30% following the integration of the x402 AI payment protocol, signaling increased utility and interest in the cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, XRP climbed 22% past $1.60, driven by optimism around the Federal Reserve's policies and ...
Cardano's ADA price surged about 31% in one week, outperforming Bitcoin and other large-cap cryptocurrencies. The rally is driven by increased derivatives trading, short squeezes, and a rise in network activity, including a 71% jump in transactions. ...
Cardano (ADA) saw a 60% jump in active addresses after introducing a new AI-agentic payment software kit, x402, developed by Coinbase. This upgrade enables seamless payments using ADA tokens across decentralized apps, driving increased developer acti...
Cardano (ADA) is currently testing a critical resistance zone near $0.25, which previously acted as support but now may block further gains. The price has been moving within a bear flag pattern, a bearish continuation signal, and rejection at this re...
Cardano has been integrated into the x402 software kit, allowing developers to build apps and AI agents that can pay for online services using ADA or Cardano-issued tokens. The x402 standard automates pay-per-use transactions within internet requests...
