Large Cardano (ADA) holders have quietly reduced their positions following a price rebound above $0.20, with wallets holding 1M-10M ADA dropping from 2,370 to 2,340 in nine days. This coordinated selling coincides with technical indicators signaling a bearish trend, including a death cross on the MVRV ratio and a sell signal from the TD Sequential. Meanwhile, the Cardano Foundation approved the PRIME program, potentially injecting up to 120 million ADA to support DeFi liquidity, raising questions about its timing and impact. The key support level to watch is $0.17; if it breaks, ADA could face a deeper correction toward $0.144, reflecting a possible trend reversal.
Cardano (ADA) is consolidating around $0.18 with a market cap near $6.9 billion, facing strong resistance between $0.20 and $0.21. Technical indicators like the TD9 sell signal and a declining MVRV ratio suggest growing bearish pressure, with critica...
Cardano's ADA price trades near $0.1856 after a recent drop from $0.2107, as the network hits a key ETF eligibility milestone following six months of regulated futures trading on CME. Despite Grayscale withdrawing its Cardano ETF filing, other asset ...
Cardano's on-chain data has been integrated into Dune Analytics, allowing users to access governance tables, stake pool metrics, and treasury insights without needing to write SQL queries. This integration, launched in April 2026 through Cardano's Cr...
Cardano experienced a significant 899% liquidation imbalance, with $585,580 liquidated in 24 hours due to a 9:1 leverage wipeout, while short liquidations were $65,090. The price dropped 1.08% in the last day and 4.20% over the week, reflecting profi...
Bitcoin held steady near $63,600 following a U.S. inflation report that met expectations, calming market nerves but not driving major moves. The broader crypto market cap dropped slightly to $2.18 trillion, with altcoins Monero (XMR) and Hyperliquid ...
