The price drop affecting Cardano

Is it Time to Buy the Dip? Whales Make Big Moves in Cardano, XRP

On-Chain Metrics Reveal Cardano Whales Are ‘Buying The Dip

The price drop affecting Cardano has not stopped its whales from increasing their stacks. For now, Cardano suffers dips, which tend to be associated with any maturing

Whales have accumulated

Whales have accumulated 80 million ADA in 48 hours during Cardano's price dip, signaling confidence in a potential rebound.

Cardano’s price in crisis – Are whales REALLY buying the dip?

Whales That Sold ADA For Huge Profits on March 2 Are Not

Cardano whales are not buying

Whales Buy 80 Million Cardano as ADA Dips: Recovery Ahead

Cardano’s ecosystem is starting to look lively once again and whales have taken a keen interest in the smart contract operator’s native token, ADA. Data shows that even though ADA’s price has traded below the $1-mark for a week now, large addresses have

Cardano whales are not buying the dip with the transaction count falling by 89%. Despite the hesitance, explore why you should still buy ADA. Cardano price could be

Whales are particularly active in

Cardano Eyes Breakout as Whales Buy 180M ADA

Whales weren’t buying ADA’s dip. Cardano [ADA] had one of the biggest percentage of holders in losses among leading layer-1 (L1) networks, spurring concerns about

Whales are particularly active in Cardano and XRP, accumulating millions of tokens even during price dips. This whale activity suggests a buy the dip strategy is in play

Martinez revealed that Cardano whales

Martinez revealed that Cardano whales began offloading their holdings as the price rallied from $1.15 to $1.33, locking in significant profits. However, as the price dropped sharply to $0.91

Whale Investors Accumulate Cardano (ADA) Amid Dip, Alongside

Why are whales buying the Cardano dip? - Watcher Guru