Cardano (ADA), the eighth largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has seen $748,068,693 in open interest within the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinGlass.

The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of recovery, with Bitcoin trading above $83,000. As Ethereum's value plummets by 60%, Solana rivals are gaining attention.

Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) has plunged 23% over the past week following the decision to not include it in the strategic crypto reserve. What Happened: President Trump's announcement on March 2 of Cardano being included in a crypto strategic reserve triggered a 58% price surge.

Wall Street analysts have raised their recession predictions, a move that may affect Bitcoin and other popular altcoins like Shiba Inu, Dogecoin, Ripple, and Cardano.

Cardano (ADA) is seeing renewed investor interest as its 24-hour trading volume skyrocketed to $2 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. This surge follows a recent price dip, prompting traders to reenter the market.

Despite the lack of strong buying pressure on the daily timeframe, there was a chance of a bullish reversal for Cardano.

Cardano (ADA) has gone up 1.3% in the past 24 hours and is holding steady above the $0.70 level as bulls attempt to reverse the downtrend that started on March 2.Trading volumes have gone down by 26.6% as volatility is starting to subside.

The cryptocurrency market has been on a rollercoaster ride in 2025, with most assets struggling to regain the bullish momentum seen toward the end of last year.

Cardano's price has seen a steep 22% decline over the past week, mirroring the broader market downturn. As of this writing, the eighth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization retails at $0.73.

Bitcoin (BTC) bounced from $76,606 on March 11, but the bulls could not sustain the price above $84,500 on March 12. Nansen principal research analyst Aurelie Barthere told Cointelegraph that Bitcoin is in a macro correction in a bull market, with the next crucial level being “$71,000-$72,000, top of the pre-election trading range.

Cardano (ADA) is setting up its growth pace on the broader market. Despite the turbulence of the past week, it has printed a 19% rally thus far this month.

The price of Cardano (ADA) has fallen below the moving average lines and reached a low of $0.64.

Cardano price rose for the second successive day on Wednesday as it gained 3% to trade at $0.745 at press time. The uptick came on the heels of news that US President Donald Trump had halted 50% tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel exports, initially scheduled to take effect today.

Cardano (ADA) is trading in a range between $0.65-$0.75 despite whale accumulation of 180 million tokens, with technical indicators suggesting continued consolidation ahead.

Cardano's (ADA 1.75%) price fell by 33% during the past three months, and it's also been a laggard compared to its larger competitors in the cryptocurrency sector during the past three years, falling 9% while Bitcoin is up roughly 115%.

ADA, the native token of the Cardano blockchain, appears to be facing a small correction after a bullish breakout on March 11, 2025. Despite the ongoing price correction on the four-hour timeframe, ADA seems to be forming a bullish inverted head and shoulders pattern on the same timeframe.

Whales' buying pressure might boost ADA, but liquidation levels and market sentiment pose risks.

Cardano price started a fresh decline below the $0.75 zone. ADA is correcting some losses and might face resistance near the $0.750 level.

Cardano (ADA) saw a strong rebound, climbing 10.32% to $0.7273 by 14:13 (18:13 GMT) on Tuesday, marking its largest one-day percentage gain since March 2. The surge pushed Cardanos market cap to $25.05 billion, accounting for 0.95% of the total cryptocurrency market.

The SEC has delayed its decision on crypto spot ETFs, pushing back approvals for VanEck Spot Solana ETF, Canary Spot Litecoin ETF, Canary Spot Solana ETF, Canary Spot XRP ETF, Grayscale Spot XRP ETF, and Grayscale Spot Dogecoin ETF, according to court filings on Tuesday.

Bitcoin (BTC) price is rallying the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem. This rebound is encompassing, as altcoins like XRP, Dogecoin, and Cardano have also seen their prices clear immediate resistance levels.

The Cardano (ADA) price is staging a much needed rebound after being slaughtered over the course of the last week, as the broader crypto market rebounds from lows. The post Cardano Price Set for a 50% Crash? Watch This Key Level appeared first on Cryptonews.

Amid growing uncertainty, a top analyst has named three scenarios that could cause Cardano (ADA) to outperform Solana (SOL). The projection from the analyst AM_Panic comes as the broader cryptocurrency sector witnesses a massive downturn spearheaded by Bitcoin (BTC).

XRP price tumbled to a new 30-day low around $1.90 on Tuesday as markets continued to react to macro headwinds from U.S. trade policies. Derivatives market data suggest bear traders are shaping up to exert more influence in the days ahead.

Pro-Cardano industry participants expect Gemini to embrace ADA on March 13.

Cardano (ADA), the eighth largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has seen an increase in trading activity, with its 24-hour trading volume reaching $2 billion, according to CoinMarketCap data.

Cardano (ADA) has faced a lack of growth in recent weeks despite initially grabbing investors' attention during a brief rally.

Sellers are keeping the pressure on, according to CoinStats.

As the cryptocurrency market feels the heat, there is one rising coin you should shift your attention to. The coin making waves in the market is Remittix. Remittix has already raised approximately $13.7 million through its presale.

The cryptocurrency market remains volatile, with Ethereum trading below $2,000, facing resistance after recent corrections. While most crypto markets trade sideways, several Ethereum rivals to buy stand out, positioning themselves as promising alternatives for potential growth.

Amidst the ongoing sell-off in mainstream cryptocurrencies, a new contender, Remittix is emerging as a potentially superior investment option for forward-thinking crypto enthusiasts. Established names like Ethereum, Cardano, and Solana are having a hard time since the start of 2025.

The ongoing crypto market crash saw Cardano (ADA) trading 42% from its cycle high of $1.15. Despite the hawkish outlook, Dan Gambardello, a prominent analyst, has called Cardano to a $100 billion market cap. Here are the key reasons he believes Cardano is poised for a notable breakthrough.

As Cardano struggles to retain momentum, Rexas Finance (RXS), a new Ethereum-based altcoin, is gaining traction. With its breakthrough tokenization technology and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market potential, Rexas Finance will outperform Cardano and earn a huge market share in a relatively untapped sector in 2025.

Cardano has dropped nearly 12% this week as the broader crypto market remains volatile. Currently priced at $0.7176, ADA shows signs of a slight recovery after experiencing five consecutive days of losses. This uptick has sparked speculation about whether it could lead to a stronger rebound, potentially helping ADA return to the $0.

Cryptocurrencies traded in red on Tuesday as bears triumphed amidst the prevailing macroeconomic woes. Let's check Solana, Pi Network, and Cardano's near-term structures and what to expect in the upcoming sessions. Solana revenue hits record lows Solana led crypto gainers early in 2025 as meme token activities dominated its ecosystem.

With ADA mirroring past patterns, could this be a classic bear trap before a breakout?

Cardano (ADA) fell sharply on Tuesday, dropping 10.21% to $0.6575 by 20:35 (00:35 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marks its largest single-day loss since March 9, pushing its market cap down to $23.7 billion, accounting for 0.93% of the total cryptocurrency market.

ADA struggles at key support! Bulls must defend $0.80–$0.66 or risk a deeper drop—What's next?

Over the past week, Cardano (ADA) has seen an influx of whale accumulation, with large investors purchasing over 180 million ADA tokens. This activity suggests renewed interest from institutional and high-net-worth investors, indicating confidence in the long-term trajectory of the Cardano price.

Cardano (ADA) is facing intense selling pressure, dropping nearly 10% in the last 24 hours and almost 29% over the past week. Since its inclusion in the U.S. strategic crypto reserve, ADA has fallen 39%, struggling to regain bullish momentum.

Cardano (ADA) has dropped by 7% in the past 24 hours and currently stands at $0.69 per coin as market sentiment continues to be heavily depressed.

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?

Dinocoins like XRP and ADA are getting more attention, and it's not just because of President Trump

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.

The broader crypto ecosystem has yet to recover from the sell-offs that have picked up since the start of this year. While Bitcoin (BTC) is leading the sell-off, Cardano (ADA) is one of the top altcoins battling stability on the market today.

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.