Cardano (ADA) Price Prediction 2025-2030: Can ADA save your portfolio in the long run?

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Cardano (ADA) reached a low of $0.3571 on 13 October – a price not seen since February 2021. Since the Vasil hard fork on 22 September, ADA has been in a downward trend, with an acceleration of selling on 10 October.

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However, the Cardano community as a whole expressed its support for the project in the face of new lows and the potential for more drawdowns.

In fact, despite the 13 October market sell-off, the Cardano multi-pool decentralized exchange Minswap has broken a new record. Following the revelation of higher-than-anticipated inflation statistics on Thursday, the cryptocurrency market fell before a startling recovery. Within 24 hours, ADA lost more than 10% of its value while other alternative coins suffered large losses.

After multiple delays, Cardano’s Vasil mainnet upgrade, which promised to raise the network’s capacity and enhance the scalability of the blockchain, was released on 22 September. The same was first announced via a tweet by the Cardano Foundation.

On 27 September, Vasil’s full capabilities became available. Additionally, the Plutus V2 cost model was enabled by the Cardano blockchain, resulting in lower transaction costs for smart contracts.

It is anticipated that these modifications would increase ADA’s value. As of press time, however, this hasn’t happened. This, is mostly because of the financial unpredictability around the world, according to Andy Lian, Chief Digital Advisor at the Mongolian Productivity Organization. 

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