Bitcoin (BTC) bulls tried to push the price above $85,000, but the bears held their ground. A minor positive is that larger investors seem to be accumulating at lower levels.

After rallying to a cycle peak of $1.15, Cardano (ADA) has harshly succumbed to market pressure. A recent double-digit loss in 24 hours saw its price hit a low of $0.63. Despite the downturn, experts are exploring ADA's possibility of closing the year with over 1000% gains.

The crypto market continues its downward spiral, with Bitcoin slipping below $80K and Ethereum nearing a critical breakdown. What's driving the sell-off, and how can traders still profit?

Cardano (ADA) has faced massive volatility and extreme price swings, with panic spreading across the crypto market as altcoins continue to struggle. Over the past few days, ADA has dropped more than 28% since last Thursday, adding to the growing negative sentiment surrounding altcoins.

Simpsons reportedly predicted Cardano (ADA) price could hit $36, fueling speculation as the top coin trades near key support. After reaching $1.17 earlier this month, ADA has been declining, following a broader market downturn that triggered significant liquidations.

Cardano price has nearly wiped out app the gains triggered by Federal Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve talk. Can it find a way back up?

Traders are now in a wait-and-watch mode as they approach the coming months, mainly eying macroeconomic data and decisions for cues on further positioning.

Dogecoin has dropped nearly 11% in the past 24 hours to $0.17, its lowest price since early November, and is down 30% over the last month.

Cardano (ADA) tumbled 10.01% on Sunday, hitting $0.7275 by 13:56 (17:56 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, marking its steepest one-day drop since March 3. This decline slashed its market cap to $26.07 billion, accounting for 1.37% of the total cryptocurrency market.

Cardano (ADA), after experiencing a notable price drop yesterday, is recovering as the asset has successfully retested the crucial support area of $0.70. Despite the ongoing recovery, the asset has still recorded a price drop of over 8% in the past 24 hours and is currently trading near $0.744.

The recent White House Crypto Summit has affected major altcoins, leading to notable price declines and market shifts. What are the top crypto losers of the week?

Popular altcoins like Dogecoin and Cardano each dropped by more than 10% on Sunday before recovering slightly.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

Rick McCracken recently emphasized the significance of Cardano's new AI partnership, noting that it is a game changer for the ecosystem.

Cardano (ADA) has been caught in massive volatility and extreme price swings, making it one of the most unpredictable assets in the crypto market. Following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a US Strategic Crypto Reserve, which included Cardano, ADA's price skyrocketed over 80% in less than a day, fueling speculation about its long-term role in institutional adoption.

Cardano (ADA), the ninth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has seen a significant decline in trading volume as the broader market faces uncertainty.

Bitcoin, XRP, and Cardano have shed their gains from last week's Trump "reserve" pump, while Dogecoin continues to lose ground.

Cardano (ADA) was the largest benefactor of US President Donald Trump's announcement of a strategic crypto reserve. ADA gained by over 60% on March 2 following this statement to reach a local market high of $1.15.

Cardano (ADA) has partnered with Check Point, a cybersecurity giant, in a move that could redefine how blockchain networks defend against threats.

Donald Trump's crypto czar has said the U.S. Treasury will be working to “maximize the value” of the bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies held by the U.S.

Cardano is at a pivotal moment, with analysts speculating a potential surge to $10.

Not long ago, he was grading papers and managing a classroom, until Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) changed his life. After investing early, he watched Solana skyrocket to $295 and Cardano surge to $3.10, securing enough profits to quit his job for good.

The Cardano price was one of the major beneficiaries of the positive momentum injected into the market following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a strategic crypto reserve. On Sunday, March 2, the altcoin surged by almost 60% in a couple of hours after the disclosure.

Cardano price is facing increased selling pressure as the price moves within a descending triangle pattern, a technical formation that traders often associate with bearish momentum. The altcoin has been trading below key resistance levels, with its movement showing signs of consolidation near a critical support zone.

On March 6, the Cardano Foundation that manages the Cardano ecosystem, announced a strategic collaboration with SERPRO, Brazil's Federal Data Processing Service, to explore and enhance the application of blockchain technology in the country. Cardano's partnership with the world's largest state-owned Information Technology company, marks a significant step toward the adoption of decentralized technologies in

Cardano (ADA) is once again in the limelight as a crypto analyst emphasizes a technical pattern that has the potential to propel the asset to $2. In the midst of a combination of gains and losses for ADA, the prediction has sparked speculation regarding the possibility of a significant breakout.

Lack of persistent buying pressure on the OBV means Cardano might remain range-bound.

Cardano (ADA) has struggled to maintain $1 as support, facing resistance that led to a sharp 9% decline in the last 24 hours. Despite this downturn, traders appear increasingly bullish.

After yesterday's relatively calm trading session, the crypto market is back in the red zone, with 24-hour liquidations totaling $495 million. Cardano (ADA), one of the leading cryptocurrencies, was one of the biggest losers in today's trading session.

Cardano (ADA) drops 26.9% as founder Charles Hoskinson is excluded from the White House Crypto Summit. Can ADA recover, or is more downside ahead? The post Cardano Founder Not at Crypto Summit: Will Price Fall Further From 26.9% This Week? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Expectations of bigger plans for the largest cryptocurrencies fell short on Friday as the first-ever presidential crypto summit ended with promises of stablecoin legislation and lower regulatory resistance.

Cardano (ADA) experienced a sharp decline of 11.39% on Friday, trading at $0.8099 by 16:08 (21:08 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marked its steepest single-day drop since March 3.

Cardano (ADA) is one of the cryptocurrencies included in the Crypto Strategic Reserve. However, due to bearish market sentiment, it has been continuously struggling to gain momentum. Today, March 8, 2025, amid market uncertainty, the asset has registered a 5% price drop and has reached a crucial support level.

As speculation surrounding President Donald Trump's recent statement about creating a U.S. cryptocurrency strategic reserve has reached a fever pitch, White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks spoke out.

White House Crypto and AI Czar David Sachs has shed light on why President Donald Trump included Ripple-promoted XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) in his remarks about a U.S. crypto strategic reserve on March 2.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has addressed the Cardano community and, by extension, the crypto community following his absence from the White House Crypto Summit. Hoskinson is a notable absentee from the Summit, especially considering that Donald Trump's administration announced the inclusion of ADA in the Digital Asset Stockpile.

Plans for a strategic reserve including Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and possibly other cryptocurrencies have been one of the hottest topics in the cryptocurrency sector. Benzinga polled readers to ask which cryptocurrencies the White House administration should be most focused on for the strategic reserve.

The Cardano Foundation has announced a move that could see ADA's adoption surge in Latin America, as it partners with Brazil's largest IT firm, SERPRO (Serviço Federal de Processamento de Dados).

Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA), XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) declined on Friday after a top White House aide suggested President Donald Trump's mention of a broad crypto reserve might have been misunderstood. Cryptocurrency Price 24-Hour Trend Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) $0.845 -3.7% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $145.11 +1.1% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.47 -4.

TL;DR A White House official clarified that the cryptocurrencies mentioned by Trump were just examples, but the data suggests otherwise. After the clarification, XRP fell by 6.5%, SOL dropped by 1.65%, and ADA lost 7.7%, while trading volume increased.

Bitcoin is trying to form a higher low at $85,000, but the recovery attempt faces stiff resistance at $90,000, signaling a tough battle between the bulls and the bears.

Sacks also said it's possible the federal government could explore lending or staking on the cryptocurrencies it does own.

Trump's focus on top cryptos like XRP, SOL, and ADA may signal increased regulatory scrutiny and influence on digital asset markets. The post David Sacks says XRP, SOL and ADA are in Trump's spotlight due to market cap dominance appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The official said Trump was "just giving five examples" of cryptocurrencies that could theoretically be in a crypto stockpile.

A senior White House official said Friday that the U.S. government won't sell Bitcoin it collects, but it could sell altcoins.

The U.S. government has finally laid out its digital asset strategy, and while Bitcoin (BTC) gets a clear role as a long-term reserve asset, the treatment of other cryptocurrencies - especially XRP and Cardano - has left some investors unimpressed.

Yesterday, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve alongside a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile. This move separates Bitcoin ($BTC) from other cryptocurrencies, positioning it in a distinct category while other digital assets will form the broader national stockpile.