Cardano released node version 11.1.1, marking the first step in the rollout of the Dijkstra hard fork, which introduces major updates like Plutus V4, Nested Transactions, and Linear Leios. This maintenance update removes legacy tracing and fixes memory issues, preparing the network for upcoming features. Subsequent node versions 11.2 and 11.3 will enable broader testing and final preparations, with a public testnet called DijkstraNet planned to open soon. The Dijkstra hard fork is tentatively scheduled between December 2026 and March 2027, pending technical readiness and governance approval, while a separate upgrade called Peras is planned for mid-2027.
Cardano (ADA) bulls are preparing for a potential price bounce to $0.50 after the cryptocurrency successfully broke above the $0.19 support level and is now consolidating. The next critical resistance to watch is $0.24; surpassing this could unlock u...
Cardano is preparing significant network upgrades through the Dijkstra era, with a phased rollout planned. Phase 1, including Nested Transactions and Linear Leios, aims to launch on Mainnet by the end of 2026, followed by Phase 2 with Peras in Q2 202...
Cardano (ADA) has gained about 17% in the past week, trading around $0.224 amid rising on-chain activity and major wallet accumulation. Decentralized exchange volumes on Cardano's network tripled in 48 hours, signaling increased engagement. Large hol...
Cardano (ADA) price rose slightly to around $0.21 amid a tripling of decentralized exchange (DEX) volume on its network, signaling growing activity and optimism. An analyst suggests ADA may have bottomed out and could rally up to $2.90, a 14-fold inc...
Cardano (ADA) has been trading within a flag pattern for most of the year, with a recent renewed attempt by buyers to break above the resistance around $0.29. After rebounding from the 100-day EMA near $0.19, ADA saw over 10% gains in 24 hours, suppo...
