🔵 $ADA  : Cardano’s Long Game in a Fast-Paced Market

Personal thoughts, not financial advice

I’ve been following Cardano since its early days — and few projects spark as much debate in the crypto space.

Launched in 2017 at around $0.02, ADA saw its first parabolic rise during the 2018 bull run, only to go quiet for years. But while others chased hype, Cardano doubled down on peer-reviewed research and formal methods — a rarity in crypto.

Fast forward to 2021, ADA hit an ATH of $3.10, riding on smart contract deployment and the Alonzo upgrade. Today, it trades at $0.56 with a market cap near $20B, still sitting comfortably in the top 10.

📌 Some cool facts:

Cardano was founded by Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson. His focus? Academic rigor and decentralization.

Unlike most Layer 1s, Cardano uses a proof-of-stake protocol (Ouroboros) that was actually peer-reviewed.

It boasts one of the most active GitHub repos among major chains — even during bear markets.

Is it the fastest-moving project? No. But that’s the point. Cardano plays the long game, and in a space driven by short-term pumps, that’s oddly refreshing.

What do you think — undervalued tech or missed opportunity?
#ADABullish #Cardano #ATH.