Large Cardano (ADA) holders, known as whales, have started selling significant amounts of ADA tokens following recent bearish market signals, including a 'death cross' on key metrics. This coordinated sell-off has caused ADA's price to drop from $0.202 to $0.188, with risks of further decline to $0.170 or even $0.144 if selling pressure continues. The move signals exhaustion of upward momentum and raises concerns about the asset's near-term stability without whale support. Investors should watch for whether buyers can hold key support levels to avoid a deeper correction.
Cardano (ADA) price fell about 4.7% to near $0.1885 on August 11 after Grayscale withdrew its Cardano ETF registration, citing no plans to distribute shares. This withdrawal came just before Cardano futures on CME completed six months of trading, mee...
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Grayscale voluntarily withdrew its registration for a standalone Cardano ETF, removing a potential institutional investment route for ADA. The withdrawal was not due to SEC rejection but part of a broader reassessment including Hedera and Polkadot ET...
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