Cardano (ADA) has seen significant volatility in recent weeks, capturing the attention of investors and analysts alike. After reaching a local high of $1. 15 on November 23, the price retraced significantly and recently failed to reclaim this key level.
Cryptocurrency prices jumped sharply as Bitcoin moved close to the important resistance point at $80,000. Other cryptocurrencies like Cardano (ADA), Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), and Catizen (CATI) have all surged by double digits.
In a major move towards blockchain innovation and interoperability, Cardano has announced a new partnership with BitcoinOS (BOS), a smart contract operating system for Bitcoin, the world’s first and largest cryptocurrency.
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.
In a video analysis delivered to his 368,000 YouTube subscribers, Dan Gambardello explains why he believes that ADA remains fundamentally bullish despite the -17% price drop over the past 10 days. Gambardello emphasizes several key developments and technical setups within the Cardano ecosystem, particularly focusing on its recent transition to on-chain governance through the “Chang” hard fork.
Despite the crypto market recovery, a large number of Cardano holders are still nursing losses, leading to speculations as to why this is the case. Data from IntoTheBlock shows that the altcoin is the worst performer in terms of profitability when it comes to the top 10 largest cryptocurrency by market cap, disappointing holders and long-term believers.
The Cardano Chang hard fork is finally within reach, promising historic changes for the blockchain. Cardano founder, Charles Hoskinson, has teased significant updates and major changes set to take place for ADA.