Tags: Cardano

Bitcoin leads flows with small $6 million outflows, while Ethereum continued to face challenges. XRP, on the other hand, shows strong inflows.

Last week’s tariff disruptions led to record outflows in digital assets, with Bitcoin suffering the largest losses.

Hoskinson remains confident that Bitcoin will soar to $250,000, driven by regulatory changes, geopolitical tensions, and increased global crypto adoption.

Hoskinson noted that this fourth generation of blockchain should merge TradFi and DeFi into just Fi.

Solana and Ethereum lead crypto’s recovery narrative despite double-digit weekly losses amid Trump’s tariff turmoil.

Altcoins experienced $33 million inflows after five weeks of outflows.

Bitcoin attracted $724 million in inflows, reversing a five-week outflow streak.

Cardano’s growing social sentiment demonstrates increased investor confidence despite the market slump.

Ethereum, Solana, and Toncoin hit by millions in outflows; but Bitcoin took the biggest hit with $2.59 billion leaving funds.

The market reacted with a classic “buy the rumor, sell the news” move after Trump’s crypto reserve announcement.

ADA shot up by 30%, XRP by 18%, and SOL by 14%.

Cardano saw strong DeFi and stablecoin growth in the fourth quarter of 2024 as it reflected increased adoption as TVL, transaction volume, and network engagement expanded.

BTC has dumped to a two-week low of its own.

Fed’s hawkish stance and unexpected inflation data drove digital asset outflows, with Bitcoin and Ethereum taking major hits.

The Cardano native token has surged double digits following a spot ETF application from crypto asset manager Grayscale.