ADA traded at $0.2286 an hour earlier. Liquidations across Binance, Bybit and OKX totaled $1.98 million in long positions and $0 in shorts.
Cardano price has fallen toward $0.228 as daily selling pressure tests its rising channel, while analyst Giannis Andreou sees a possible recovery if ADA holds the $0.22–$0.24 demand zone. Cardano daily price chart showed it was trading at $0.
The token was down 2.93% over 24 hours, with $1.01 million in long liquidations during the same hour.
Can Cardano's growing network activity offset whale selling and prevent a deeper correction?
Cardano Card, the Visa card linked to the ADA ecosystem, will cease operations on October 31, 2026, according to an announcement from its official X account. The service allows users to make payments with more than 685 cryptocurrencies, including ADA, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. The card will continue operating normally until the shutdown date.
The Cardano Card ends on 31 October 2026 as issuer Wirex leaves custodial services. Here's what the card offered and what holders still don't know.
Cardano just set a new transaction record, but big-time players still dumped hard. What's happening?
Whale selling and declining network participation are putting Cardano under pressure.
Cardano's findings highlight the need for dynamic security strategies in proof-of-stake systems, emphasizing adaptability over reserve size. Cardano Foundation research finds big reserves don't guarantee proof-of-stake security.
ADA fell 15.7% over seven days as large-holder balances and active addresses declined, while the network recorded 1,780,896 transactions during Epoch 660.
Cardano price falls 15.7% in a week as whales sell over 110M ADA. Network transactions hit a record, while traders watch $0.21 support.
ADA traded at $0.239567 at 1:59 a.m. ET on Oct. 13, down 5.534%, after its daily record showed an intraday low of $0.2242.