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.
Altcoin leverage remains low compared to Bitcoin, indicating room for growth in altcoins. Among Solana, Cardano, and Ripple, all show bullish trends, but Solana has led with the highest returns and new local highs. Cardano and Ripple may catch up, bu...
Cardano's price rose 10.8% to $0.2245 on September 18, 2026, coinciding with a broad market rally. The increase is partly linked to an ongoing treasury vote proposing to withdraw nearly 11.8 million ADA for development work by OpenZeppelin, but the p...
Cardano's official YouTube channel was hacked, broadcasting a fake livestream offering to double investors' ADA tokens. The scam used AI-generated videos of founder Charles Hoskinson and phishing links to steal crypto wallets and seed phrases. Cardan...
Cardano's Input Output Group (IOG) YouTube channel was hacked, broadcasting fake videos featuring an AI-generated Charles Hoskinson promoting cryptocurrency giveaways. Users are warned not to trust any videos, click links, or send money, as these are...
Cardano (ADA) has shifted from a long-term downtrend to an uptrend after breaking the $0.19 resistance in early July, with the next key resistance at $0.255. The network's integration of the x402 codebase could boost developer interest and usage, pot...
