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The number of wallets holding more than 10 million ADA has reached a four-month high of 424, according to Santiment. The figure represents a 5.2% increase over the past nine weeks, even as Cardano’s price remains subdued.
Recent Santiment data shows ADA is 11% higher than its February 5 low this year. However, the increase in whale activity has not translated into an immediate price surge. Santiment notes that if accumulation continues while the price stays low, it could eventually contribute to a bullish divergence.
Over the last five days, the Cardano network processed more than 4 billion ADA in transactions, which Santiment equates to over $1 billion in on-chain volume. The higher activity among large holders appears to coincide with rising network usage, but ADA’s price has not yet responded positively and remains below key resistance levels.
Whale interest in Cardano has been evident for weeks. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted that large holders accumulated 220 million ADA in late March. Those whales now hold nearly 14 billion ADA, representing around 37% of the total supply.
Despite the accumulation, ADA is trading at $0.24, down 42% over the past three months. The token remains 92% below its all-time high of more than $3.
Cardano’s recent trading volume has also lagged behind some competitors. Over the same period, Solana processed $2.6 billion in transactions and XRP processed $1.5 billion, figures that underscore weaker broader market performance for ADA despite increased whale holdings.
Even with whale holdings rising, ADA continues to trade below its 50-, 100-, and 200-day exponential moving averages, keeping the broader trend bearish. The ongoing price struggles suggest Cardano has not decoupled from the wider altcoin market.
While accumulation is increasing, the article notes that the impact on future price dynamics remains uncertain, and it will depend on whether the accumulation trend ultimately changes ADA’s market trajectory.
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