@BlockNews

The Layer 1 blockchain war is heating up in 2025, with top contenders like Solana, Cardano, SUI, Avalanche, and even unconventional players like Hyperliquid battling to become the core infrastructure for dApps, DeFi, gaming, and real-world adoption in a multi-trillion-dollar market. Each chain offers a unique advantage: Solana leads in speed and adoption, Cardano focuses

ADA at Critical Support Level: Cardano is trading near $0.60, holding just above a strong support zone that could trigger a bullish reversal if sustained — with analysts eyeing a potential breakout toward $1.40. Mixed Market Signals: While long-term sentiment is buoyed by 2,000+ dApps and nearly $1B in exchange outflows, recent whale sell-offs totaling

Long-term Cardano holders are starting to sell, signaling shaken confidence and adding downside pressure. Capital inflows remain weak, with CMF in the red, suggesting a lack of new buyer interest. ADA needs to hold above $0.60 to avoid further decline toward $0.57; a bounce could target $0.66 to $0.70 if sentiment improves. Cardano (ADA) just

Midnight, a zero-knowledge partner chain to Cardano, will distribute its governance token $NIGHT (and later “dust” utility tokens) to 37 million wallets across eight major blockchains in an event dubbed the Glacier Drop. The team has ruled out any venture-capital or insider allocation; only live wallets holding ADA, BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, BNB, AVAX and

Hoskinson proposes using 5–10% of Cardano’s $1.2B treasury to buy Bitcoin, aiming to generate yield and fund systematic ADA buybacks, reducing supply and boosting long-term value. If Bitcoin hits $110K, Cardano’s BTC holdings could see $40M in unrealized gains, creating consistent demand for ADA through reinvestment of profits. While innovative, the move is risky, especially

Sui is unlocking new Bitcoin DeFi options via sBTC, WBTC, and LBTC—giving BTC holders ways to earn and participate in DeFi without custodians. Competitors like Cardano, Solana, and Aptos are also building BTC utility tools, but Sui stands out by offering multiple trust models in one ecosystem. With native BTC development still tricky, BTCfi offers

Charles Hoskinson revealed Cardano is working on a full “XRP package,” including RLUSD discussions, Lace wallet support, and mysterious “glacier drops.” He floated the idea of Cardano Midnight serving as the DeFi layer for the XRP ecosystem to improve yields without XRP giving up its identity. While no timeline was announced, the move signals a

Hoskinson proposes converting $100M in ADA to stablecoins and BTC to grow Cardano’s DeFi and treasury yield. Critics fear a negative price impact, but the plan is still under internal review with broader ecosystem input. ADA is testing $0.60 support as technical signals lean bearish following rejection at key resistance. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson stirred

ADA dropped 6% amid macro pressure and a $100M treasury proposal to fund stablecoin liquidity. Critics warn of heavy sell pressure, while Hoskinson defends a gradual execution strategy to protect price. ADA is showing signs of mild recovery, but resistance at $0.645 remains a short-term challenge. Cardano’s ADA token took a 6.01% hit on Wednesday,

DOGE could hit $0.44–$0.50, and ADA may reach $1.4–$1.5 by 2030, per CoinCodex predictions. Both assets are currently at multi-month lows, potentially presenting accumulation opportunities. Trump’s return to power could drive volatility, making careful research and risk management essential. Dogecoin and Cardano (ADA) continue to rank among the most talked-about cryptocurrencies, each boasting a market

Charles Hoskinson proposes converting $100M ADA into USDM stablecoins to boost DeFi liquidity and grow Cardano’s ecosystem. The plan includes a yield-driven cycle to reinvest profits back into the treasury, possibly attracting VCs like a16z and Pantera. Hoskinson criticized the Cardano community’s inaction, urging them to use governance tools like Intersect to move the vision

$ADA is testing key resistance at $0.72, with bullish momentum and potential to climb toward $5.35 in the coming months. Whales recently bought over 120 million ADA in one day, signaling strong confidence from major players. Cardano’s DeFi ecosystem just expanded with Cardinal, its first Bitcoin-backed protocol, boosting sentiment and use case appeal. Cardano Cardano

ADA climbed 3% after being added to Nasdaq’s expanded crypto benchmark index, drawing new investor attention. Trading volume surged 68%, showing strong interest amid a volatile 8.8% price swing. The $0.70 level is now a key psychological support zone, likely to steer ADA’s short-term direction. Cardano's ADA token got a nice bump, climbing 3% after

XRP is being integrated into Lace wallet, expanding its multi-chain functionality beyond Cardano and Bitcoin. The move signals a warmer relationship between Cardano’s leadership and the XRP community, especially after past tensions. With Firefox extension and support for multiple assets, Lace is shaping up as a serious all-in-one crypto wallet for the next-gen decentralized economy.

ADA is trading below key support zones and stuck in a weak price range between $0.62–$0.70. Technical signals point to bearish momentum, with low RSI and capital flowing out. On-chain metrics and developer engagement are in decline, raising red flags for near-term growth. We’ve followed Cardano since it was barely a blip on the crypto

Cardano (ADA) surged after being added to NASDAQ’s Crypto Index, alongside XRP, SOL, and XLM. The listing sparked fresh optimism, but ADA’s year-long bearish trend makes long-term sustainability uncertain. Traders may see this as a short-term play, aiming to buy the dip and sell on a quick rally before momentum fades. Cardano (ADA) just landed

Cardano is holding steady near strong support between $0.63 and $0.67, while eyeing a key breakout above the stubborn $0.70 resistance. Analyst Crypto Winkle sees similarities to ADA’s 2021 rally, noting the coin’s stable development, clean upgrade history, and potential to surge toward $1.60 if volume kicks in. Price predictions for 2025 range widely, with

Cardano’s ADA dropped over 10% but bounced back after strong buying support around $0.621, forming a bullish ascending channel. New institutional moves, including Cardano node operations by Franklin Templeton and Bitcoin-to-Cardano Ordinals integration, have fueled optimism. Despite market volatility from the Trump-Musk clash, ADA is showing technical signs of recovery and may gain further if