Why is Cardano (ADA) Up 15% in a Week?
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Cardano's ADA plunged below $0.14 last month, its lowest level since late 2020, and its market capitalization briefly dropped to roughly $5 billion, removing the token from crypto's top 20. Bulls then halted the sell-off and staged a rebound, signaling renewed buying interest and possible catalysts for improved token performance, adoption and market cap recovery.
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Last month, Cardano’s ADA collapsed below $0.14, the lowest level since the end of 2020. Meanwhile, its market capitalization briefly plummeted to roughly $5 billion, leaving the asset temporarily out of crypto’s top 20 club.
The bulls, though, managed to halt the free fall and even stage an impressive comeback. Here’s what happened and the possible catalysts behind the resurgence.
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