Cardano developer Input Output is transferring control of key blockchain components like the Haskell node, Plutus platform, and Daedalus wallet to external specialist teams starting August as part of a decentralization effort. This move aims to reduce reliance on Input Output and foster network growth amid weak activity and a steep drop in ADA token price. Founder Charles Hoskinson views this restructuring as necessary growing pains toward full decentralization, with independent teams maintaining multiple Cardano implementations under community oversight. The transition will continue into 2027, focusing Input Output more on research and new ventures.
Bitcoin has traded in a narrow range around $82,000 to $83,000 in mid-October 2026, showing limited momentum despite typical seasonal gains. A significant transfer of over 4,500 BTC from a long-dormant wallet attracted attention but did not trigger m...
Cardano's ADA token fell 15.7% over seven days, trading near $0.234 on Oct. 13, as large holders reduced their combined balances by over 110 million ADA, worth about $25.7 million. Despite the price drop and fewer daily active addresses (down 41.36%)...
Cardano (ADA) has declined 15.7% over the past week, trading near $0.234, driven by large investors selling over 110 million ADA tokens and a 41.36% drop in daily active addresses. Despite this, Cardano set a new five-day transaction record with 1.78...
Bitcoin briefly dropped to $80,850 before recovering close to $84,000, amid sharp market volatility that pushed daily liquidations above $800 million. The cryptocurrency's market cap stands at $1.67 trillion with dominance rising to 59.7%. Other majo...
Cardano (ADA) fell 5.534% to $0.2396 on October 13, breaking below an initial downside target of $0.2519. Technical analysis suggests a further potential decline toward $0.2371-$0.2352 if selling pressure continues, with a key resistance level at $0....
