The cryptocurrency world is no stranger to controversy, and recent events have once again brought Cardano (ADA) to the forefront of the debate. Arthur Hayes, the Bitcoin millionaire and former CEO of BitMex, has not been shy about expressing his disdain for the Cardano network. In a recent interview with Coin Bureau, Hayes criticized Cardano
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Cardano’s price recently broke through the $0.61 barrier on Feb. 16, marking a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency. What’s interesting is the unusual trend observed in the derivatives market, indicating that more bullish action could be on the horizon. While Cardano (ADA) has emerged as one of the best-performing mega-cap crypto assets in recent times,
Cardano (ADA) has demonstrated outstanding progress during the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2023, exceeding its rivals and exhibiting impressive growth in key metrics, as per a recent Messari report. The report reveals that ADA’s revenue in USD surged by 66.7% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ), not just due to ADA’s price movement but also a 10.6% QoQ growth
Charles Hoskinson, the co-founder of Cardano, recently shared his thoughts on the state of the crypto industry and the future of the Cardano network. He likened Cardano to the “Taylor Swift of Blockchains,” highlighting the network’s unique position and approach in the industry. According to him, Cardano has been “doing everything right” from the beginning,
Cardano is currently experiencing a surge in buy orders, tipping the bid-ask volume imbalance in favor of the bulls. This imbalance is currently sending the bid volume outpacing the ask volume by 678%, signaling a strong bullish sentiment among Cardano investors. With so many buyers and so few sellers, the price of ADA is likely