The cryptocurrency market saw widespread declines today, with many major assets losing ground following recent surges.
Bitcoin slipped below $90,000, dipping briefly under $87,000, while Ethereum fell to just almost $3,000. The memecoin market also experienced a dip.
In contrast, Cardano’s ADA stood out as one of the few cryptocurrencies defying the downturn. The token surged by 19.5% in the past 24 hours, trading above $0.67 after briefly reaching $0.70 earlier today – its highest price since mid-March.
Cardano has surged over 50% in the past week and reached a market cap of around $23.5 billion, with a 24-hour volume of $3.6 billion.
The rally came as Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s creator, revealed his involvement in a proposed group tasked with crafting a cryptocurrency regulatory framework under the Trump administration. This announcement sparked renewed interest in ADA, propelling it upward despite broader market declines.
In the past 24 hours $8.58 million were liquidated from ADA’s futures markets – $4.86 million in long positions, and $3.72 million in shorts.
The 1-day technical analysis from TradingView shows a bullish picture – the summary and moving averages point to “strong buy” at 16 and 14, respectively, while oscillators show “buy” at 2.
Crypto analytics firm Alphractal has released new insights into the altcoin market, highlighting RAY as the token with the highest long-to-short ratio among major altcoins.
The dream of Dogecoin reaching $1 is alive and well among its community, even though the coin remains stuck under $0.20.
Donald Trump’s memecoin project has seen a noticeable shift in activity following his announcement of exclusive rewards for major tokenholders, including a private dinner and a possible White House tour.
Momentum is building around Solana (SOL), with some market watchers suggesting it could soon surpass Ethereum (ETH) in performance if the crypto market heats up again.