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Cardano (ADA) Price Performance: In-Depth On-Chain Analysis

Cardano, the eighth most valuable cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has been surrounded by heated sentiments in the crypto world. As a large-cap cryptocurrency, ADA has seen its share of ups and downs in recent years, with its price decreasing by 82% in 2022 and then rising by 45% in 2023.

As the crypto market evolves, it’s critical to pay close attention to what blockchain analytics firm Santiment has to say about Cardano’s on-chain activities in order to comprehend its present position and potential for development.

The number of whale transactions on Cardano (ADA) drastically rose in February 2023. With an average of 1,700 transactions of $100,000 or more every day, this compares drastically to the 300 daily transactions reported in January 2023. This increase in whale activity is a good indication for the crypto asset.

 

Since the FTX’s demise on November 9, 2022, whale and shark addresses owning 10,000 to 10 million ADA had amassed 659.53 million ADA, valued at $235.5 million. Cardano’s accumulation by major stakeholders is a positive indicator for the digital asset.

Investors are often encouraged to take positions when there is “blood in the street,” which means when prices are low and there is a lot of negativity around an asset. In the case of Cardano, the two-week price correction and ongoing recovery from the 82% decline in 2022 provide a smaller risk for investors to invest in the asset than at prior times in its history.

According to Santiment’s Mean Dollar Invested Age statistic, big investments in Cardano coins are still inert, with the average period that coins stay in an address growing from 267 days to 407 days over the last six months. This lack of circulation is a source of concern for the cryptocurrency asset.

Despite a spike in the number of unique daily addresses engaging on the Cardano network, the amount has since dropped from 85,000 addresses transferring Cardano daily in November 2022 to around 62,000 addresses per day. This decrease in daily active addresses is a bad omen for the asset.

Cardano has more good signs than negative indicators. The current market fall has resulted in a boom in whale transactions, accumulation by major players, and decreased risk for investors. The present unfavorable opinion regarding ADA among traders is also a positive indicator that a price explosion might surprise the crypto industry. However, concerns such as inactive coins and diminishing daily active addresses cannot be overlooked and must be regularly watched.

It remains to be seen how Cardano will function in the future, but constant monitoring of whale behavior and Bitcoin’s stability will be critical in deciding the ADA’s success.

 

 

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