Cardano (ADA) is currently trading near its yearly lows after months of underwhelming price action. Since early August, the price has struggled to hold above the crucial $0.36 level.

Dan Gambardello, the founder of Crypto Capital Venture, is bullish about Cardano (ADA). As one of the biggest advocates for the coin, he has predicted that the coin will hit $0.5 by the end of October.

Renowned smart contract developer Phil DiSarro has shared insights into the Cardano blockchain. In an X post, the developer expressed strong sentiments about Cardano's prospects in the crypto ecosystem.

Cardano wants to catch up with the Ethereum ecosystem regarding its Layer-2 scaling solution. While this is not its primary goal or technological focus, some of its associated applications are making the pivot.

The potential sale of $1.3 billion worth of Ethereum (ETH) linked to the notorious Plus Token scam have stirred up anxiety within the cryptocurrency community. As investors closely monitor these events, a pressing question arises: how might this massive sell-off impact the price of Cardano (ADA), one of the leading alternatives to Ethereum?

Bitcoin and altcoins made a strong comeback on Oct. 11, indicating solid buying at lower levels.

Argentina has officially taken a significant step toward integrating blockchain technology into its legal and economic framework and could be on the verge of officially adopting Cardano's ADA cryptocurrency as a recognized payment method for loans.

Cardano, the eleventh largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has seen an almost 5% price increase in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin regained some ground and traded above $61,000 on Friday.

The cryptocurrency universe prepares for another bearish market wave for certain altcoins, raising investor concerns globally. Recent data from the Token Unlocks app indicated that nearly $300M worth of tokens are set to be released into the market over the coming week.

TL;DR Charles Hoskinson addresses negative sentiments: Cardano's co-founder reassures the community that the project is not dying and highlights the transformative potential of the upcoming Voltaire update.

Charles Hoskinson, co-creator of Cardano (ADA), addressed the recent shift in sentiment surrounding Cardano in a post on X on October 10. According to Hoskinson, the negative discourse is not indicative of failure but rather a consequence of the implementation of the Voltaire governance phase.

The Cardano network has achieved a major feat by hosting its first legally enforceable smart contract signed in Argentina and under the jurisdiction of its courts.

Cardano's Co-founder, Charles Hoskinson, has taken it upon himself to address the upsurge in negative sentiments surrounding the Cardano ecosystem. Hoskinson highlighted a continuing trend of conversations amongst X users leaning towards a bearish position but insisted that it does not encapsulate the actual state of the Cardano network.

Cardano's founder Charles Hoskinson is calling out the cryptocurrency community. In a blunt statement on Twitter, he accused critics of targeting Cardano unfairly while backing shady projects.

ADA's price remained steady despite Cardano's historic and legally enforceable loan contract.

Argentina is making strides in embracing Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson took X to defend the project from its detractors, arguing that the network has continued to grow and thrive despite the criticism. As ADA's price falls 2.9%, some analysts warn of the next key level to watch out for.

Popular crypto chartist Ali Martinez has suggested that Cardano (ADA) investors are currently navigating the “depression” phase of the market cycle. Despite the prevailing pessimism, he hints at the potential for a rally, recommending that investors consider accumulating ADA during this downturn.

Input Output CEO Charles Hoskinson addressed the recent negative sentiment about Cardano's future, attributing the criticism to the impact of its new governance framework, Voltaire.

Cardano's (ADA) longstanding price woes have dampened crypto traders' enthusiasm about the smart contract platform's future, but one analyst thinks that lack of enthusiasm indicates a potential opportunity. Ali Martinez tells his 73,700 followers on the social media platform X that he thinks it's actually a good time to buy more ADA.

Cardano (ADA) co-creator Charles Hoskinson is dispelling rumors that the Ethereum (ETH) competitor is a dying blockchain.

To become a crypto giant, tokens must first prove themselves by outperforming established players. Experts have identified certain tokens, like Aptos (APT) and Fantom (FTM), with the potential to challenge crypto giants in 2024. Notably absent from this list is Cardano, despite its strong market performance in Q1 and Q2.

Year-to-date, Cardano's (ADA) price has decreased by 46%. As a result, ADA holders are losing faith in the token's long-term potential as it pushes closer to the critical $0.30 mark.

Charles Hoskinson, the founder of the Cardano blockchain, has recently addressed the growing criticisms surrounding Cardano. In a detailed explanation, Hoskinson discussed the transition into the Voltaire era of the blockchain, which he believes is a significant phase meant to address long-standing issues and enhance governance.

Cardano has marked a significant legal milestone in Argentina with the signing of what is described as the first legally and judicially enforceable contract on the ADA blockchain network, fully compliant with Argentine law.

The founder of IOG, the company that built the Cardano blockchain, Charles Hoskinson has taken to his X (widely known as Twitter) account in the past to discuss why the sentiment around the network he built has become more negative recently.

Cardano has achieved a significant milestone by hosting its first legally enforceable smart contract in Argentina.

The Cardano price has dipped by 1% in the past 24 hours, dropping to $0.339 as the crypto market as a whole loses 2.5% today.

Cardano (ADA) continues to make waves in the crypto market with significant developments that have strengthened its network, positioning it as one of the most robust blockchain projects. According to crypto analyst Dan Gambardello, Cardano has grown 10 times stronger than it was during previous market cycles.

The cryptocurrency sector has taken a turn for the worse yet again, and this time, it appears to be Cardano (ADA) that is ready for a big fall. Currently trading at $0.35, a popular top trader has given some serious concern to the investors: Now is the time to get out of Cardano. After $0.

Cardano Ambassador Mauro Andreoli announced on October 8, via social media platform X, that he and Lucas Macchia had signed the first legally and judicially enforceable contract on the Cardano network. This agreement, compliant with the laws of the Argentine Republic, represents a major step forward for the adoption of blockchain technology in legal transactions.

Cardano price trends in a crucial zone as the crypto markets struggle to rise against Bitcoin's sell-off. In the meantime, ETH seized in the PlusToken scam has been transferred to centralized exchanges and is likely to be sold.

The Cardano blockchain has just hosted the launch of the first legally recognized smart contract by the courts in Argentina.

Cardano is host to the first smart contract where Argentina's courts have jurisdiction after the country legalized crypto as a payment method in commercial contracts last December.

Cardano (ADA) is now at a crucial price level after weeks of intense volatility and uncertainty. Following a dramatic series of price swings—first a 27% surge, then a 20% retrace, then a 10% rise, and now a 7% dip to $0.34—Cardano finds itself at one of its most critical support levels.

Cardano (ADA) continued to trade under pressure on Wednesday. The recently ranked top-10 cryptocurrency ranked 11th by market capitalization after being overtaken by Toncoin (TON).

Cardano (ADA) price forecasts are downbeat at the moment, as the ADA price slides towards fresh monthly lows at $0.33.

Bitcoin's failure to hold $62,000 may trigger another selloff and pull altcoin prices lower.

Cardano's recent movements highlighted a bearish edge. Can the bulls step in to stop the bleeding?

Cardano has achieved significant technical milestones and market growth, but current indicators suggest a period of consolidation amid cautious investor sentiment.

Cardano price is looking stronger as it has formed a bullish reversal pattern on the 12-hour timeframe. Meanwhile, the market is optimistic about the ADA price surging higher as analysts predict it could reach $1 or higher by December.

Cardano price started a fresh decline below the $0.3550 zone. ADA is consolidating above $0.3400 and might attempt a recovery wave.

With new developments and predictions, Cardano (ADA) continues to attract attention in the crypto world, presenting investors with a divided picture. Analyst Dan Gambardello recently expressed a bullish prognosis, asserting that Cardano is now 10 times more robust than it was in previous cycles.

Despite its recent lacklustre price performance, market experts remain extremely bullish about the Cardano price prospects. Notably, a crypto analyst has forecasted that Cardano, which is currently trading below the $1 mark, is on the brink of a major breakout, with the potential to skyrocket to $5.

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Cardano (ADA) price is currently showing signs of a potential consolidation phase as large transactions have surged and then stabilized over the past few weeks.

The Open Interest has remained near the $170 million mark in October, showing wary speculators.

DTX Exchange grabs the title of the best performer of this bull run with a $3.8 million presale raise. The platform leaves Toncoin (TON) and Cardano (ADA) behind with its massive presale raise. Investors from established crypto platforms are joining the presale mania to expand their gains.