During Tuesday's session, it was revealed that Binance will eliminate seven spot trading pairs on June 12. Among those affected, the ADA/BNB pair stands out, along with other combinations such as DUSK/BTC, EGLD/ETH, ENSO/BNB, LSK/USDC, NIGHT/BNB, and S/BNB. The decision responds to their periodic liquidity and market volume reviews.
Cardano (ADA) has posted three consecutive days of gains, recovering from a multi-year low of $0.148 to trade near $0.167 as investors position themselves ahead of the highly anticipated Leios testnet launch scheduled for June 23, 2026. The recent 12% rebound has sparked renewed interest in ADA, with many traders wondering whether the upcoming network upgrade can drive a stronger bullish trend.
Binance has announced the removal of several cryptocurrency trading pairs from its spot market, including the Cardano (ADA) and Midnight (NIGHT) pairs against Binance Coin (BNB). The exchange confirmed that the affected trading pairs will be delisted on June 12, 2026, at 03:00 UTC as part of its ongoing review process aimed at maintaining a high-quality trading environment.
The Cardano Foundation published its voting decisions within the framework of the Intersect 2026 budget process, which received a total of 69 proposals requesting 331,569,537 ADA distributed across five strategic pillars of the Cardano 2030 vision. The organization evaluated each proposal according to three main criteria: ecosystem growth, budgetary viability, and alignment with long-term strategy.
Cardano struggles with adoption despite solving blockchain trilemma.
Charles Hoskinson says Cardano's four pillars can cut global trust costs, but weak ADA prices and falling TVL now test the wider vision too.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has argued that the blockchain has the potential to become the foundational operating system for the entire globe.
Thomas Braziel has asked Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson to clarify the status of about 1,090 Bitcoins tied to Cardano's early structure.
Cardano revisited a January 2021 support level as traders watched $0.156 closely.
Cardano (ADA) endured a punishing seven-day period that saw the cryptocurrency tumble almost 30%, bringing its value down to approximately $0.163—levels not observed since the final month of 2020. A combination of uncertainty surrounding founder statements, deteriorating futures market indicators, and widespread crypto market weakness has maintained downward pressure.
Longtime Cardano supporter and crypto commentator Dan Gambardello said ADA's steep decline has exposed deeper frustrations inside the Cardano ecosystem, even as he maintained that the project's underlying technology remains among the strongest in crypto. In a lengthy post on X, Gambardello framed the issue as bigger than price alone.
Cardano (ADA) traded under sustained pressure Thursday, slipping below the $0.20 level and hovering near multi-year lows as selling momentum continued to dominate market action.