Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson credited the blockchain's deliberate architecture for protecting ADA and Midnight tokens during the recent Binance hack. The network's early focus on technologies like AI, liquid non-custodial staking, and Layer-2 solutions built on its Extended UTXO model helped maintain security and resilience. Cardano's liquid staking allows users to delegate ADA while retaining control, enhancing flexibility and decentralization. Additionally, Cardano is expanding real-world use, with police in Uttar Pradesh, India, using its blockchain to securely track forensic evidence in investigations, improving audit integrity.
Cardano's ADA token is trading at Rp2.820 on Pluang as of Nov 15, 2026 02:41 WIB, showing a 9.82% decline in the past day. The market cap stands at Rp104,42 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp6 trillion. Despite the recent Binance hack, Pluang order activity indicates 76% of users are selling ADA while 24% are buying, with a typical hold time of 128 days.
Cardano's ADA price fell about 8.8% to $0.158 on November 14, 2026, marking its lowest level since late July. The drop coincided with founder Charles Hoskinson's livestream stating the original Cardano roadmap is complete, though he remains involved ...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, addressed investor concerns in a recent YouTube Q&A, stating he never promised that Cardano's ADA token would rise above or surpass Bitcoin in value. He emphasized that he has fulfilled his commitments to the pr...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, stated he has completed all the development stages outlined in Cardano's roadmap, including decentralized governance introduced in 2025. He denied promising that Cardano would surpass Bitcoin in value, clarifyin...
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson declared the network's roadmap complete, stating all promised features have been built, including the consensus mechanism and smart contract layer. Despite this, ADA's price remains over 94% below its 2021 peak and 8...
Cardano's key technical upgrade, the Dijkstra hard fork including the Leios scaling mechanism, is delayed with node version 11.3 expected only in December. The mainnet still runs on an older node without Leios active, and the upgrade requires a block...
