Cardano's Price Recovery Cools as Chainlink Rides Real-World Asset Deal
Cardano (ADA) is trading around $0.18 after briefly reaching $0.20 and then pulling back. Analyst Ali Martinez notes three bearish signals that could pressure ADA toward $0.14 if support fails, while a move above $0.20 would refocus attention on $0.22.
Cardano's development side has been active, with the Van Rossem hard fork upgrading Cardano to Protocol Version 11 through its on-chain governance process. The community also approved 120 million ADA for AlphaGrowth’s PRIME program to strengthen the network’s DeFi presence.
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Chainlink (LINK) is trading around $8.50, lifted by a fresh real-world asset deal. The token remains roughly 83% below its $52.70 record from 2021 but has deepened its role in finance. Chainlink confirmed that Figure is bringing the U.S. auto-loan market onto DeFi rails powered by Chainlink.