Cardano's ADA cryptocurrency has plunged to its lowest price since 2021, trading at $0.18 after losing nearly 73% of its value in 12 months. The decline is driven by failing decentralized finance (DeFi) tools and broad market liquidations affecting altcoins. Founder Charles Hoskinson highlighted the high costs of maintaining infrastructure and called for more community support and treasury spending to revive the ecosystem. The wider crypto market, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, is also experiencing setbacks, signaling ongoing challenges ahead.
Cardano's ADA price climbed to around $0.279, approaching the $0.28 resistance level after gaining nearly 9% in a week. The rally is supported by increased derivatives open interest and whale transactions, indicating new leveraged bets entering the m...
Cardano's native token ADA surged nearly 10% to $0.273 following the October 3 launch of the RealFi mainnet, a project supported by Charles Hoskinson. This event provided a strong fundamental catalyst, boosting market interest and increasing ADA futu...
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has renewed his call for the Gemini exchange to list Cardano's native token ADA, criticizing Gemini's ongoing refusal despite supporting other major proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies. Hoskinson has pointed out that Gem...
Bitcoin fell 1.2% to about $85,600 after sellers rejected attempts to push it above $87,000 for the third time since September 23, signaling resistance at that level. Analysts note Bitcoin is nearing a critical point in a triangle pattern formed by r...
Cardano's cryptocurrency ADA has experienced a significant decline, dropping 68% over the past 12 months as of September 28, 2026. The price currently stands at $0.247, reflecting a 3.22% decrease in the last 24 hours. This downward trend raises ques...
