Cardano
Cardano Brings Compliance Rules On-Chain With CIP-0113 Launch
TL;DR: Cardano's CIP-0113 programmable token standard is now live on mainnet. It gives issuers the ability to build controls such as KYC requirements, sanctions screening and transfer restrictions directly into native Cardano assets, targeting regulated stablecoins, funds and tokenized securities.
2.1 to 2.7 percent a year from Cardano staking: 170 ADA in pool costs sets the range
Cardano staking pays 2.74 percent a year gross and 2.12 percent net on average. Where the reward pot comes from, why 170 ADA in pool costs take almost half the yield at small pools, and when the first credit arrives.
Cardano's Big Play: ADA Rallies 42% on Massive Upgrades
Cardano (ADA) has spent much of 2026 outside the crypto market's main spotlight. That is changing.
Cardano Marks Ninth Anniversary With Planned Fireblocks Token Support
Fireblocks plans full support for Cardano Native Tokens by March 2027 as the network expands across payments, supply chains, sports and education.
Cardano Foundation Marks Nine Years With New Integrations and Closer User Access
Cardano marked its ninth anniversary in September and completed integrations with Fireblocks, Mastercard, and the x402 SDK for AI agent payments. More than 500,000 supply chain records were anchored on the network, achieving a 92% reduction in cost per record.
Cardano launches token standard with KYC and freeze controls—but ADA is unaffected
Cardano's new programmable-token standard targets regulated finance by allowing issuers to place compliance rules directly inside selected assets.
Cardano's CIP-113 Advances Programmable Asset Framework
The proposal would let token issuers apply transfer controls such as allowlists, freezes and jurisdiction rules, while implementation and adoption still lie ahead.
Cardano's 42% rally has real backing behind it – Now ADA is coming for DOGE
ADA's 10% rally is backed by strong accumulation, raising the possibility of a DOGE market cap flip.
Cardano built a freeze button for stablecoins it doesn't have yet
The Cardano Foundation is getting ready for a future where issuers of regulated tokens can freeze or seize stablecoins, funds and bonds issued on the blockchain, as confirmed by the compliance toolkit.
Santiment Says ADA Rally Goes Beyond Short Covering as Open Interest Reaches $304M
ADA's price climbed from $0.244 on October 3 to $0.270 on October 5, 2026, representing an advance of approximately 11%. Open interest in Cardano derivatives rose by 25% to reach $304 million over the same two-day span. Analytics firm Santiment recorded 413 large-holder transactions valued at $100,000 or more during trading on October 5.
Cardano's New Standard Lets Token Issuers Freeze, Seize and Restrict Assets
Cardano launched CIP-0113 on mainnet, allowing issuers of regulated tokens to embed KYC, AML, sanctions, freeze, seize and transfer restrictions directly into assets. Programmable tokens remain native Cardano assets, with compliance rules enforced by the ledger whenever they are transferred, minted or burned.
Cardano gives back the Leios rally: ADA falls twice as hard as the altcoin index
Cardano loses 7.97 percent within 24 hours to $0.2546, giving back the rally of October 5 and 6. The trigger came from outside: positions worth more than $547 million were closed by force market-wide.
