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$0.1888454-3.96% in the past 24 hrs
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Cardano Market Stats in USD

Popularity
#15
Market Cap
$7B
Volume (24hours)
$572.6M
Circulation Supply
36.8B•81.82%
Total Maximum Supply
45B
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$8.5B
Issue Date
Oct 2, 2017
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Price of Cardano Today in USD

The live Cardano price today is $0.1888454 USD. Track the latest ADA to USD price, 24-hour price movement, market capitalization and trading volume in real time. Cardano price has changed by -3.96% over the past 24 hours, with a circulating supply of 36.8B.

Cardano Price History

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7D
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All Time High

$3.1

Current

$0.1888454

24H High

$0.2075885

24H Low

$0.1838448

24H Change

-3.96%

Cardano (ADA) to USD Conversion Calculator

ADA/USD conversion rates
0.1 ADA
$0.0188845
1 ADA
$0.1888454
10 ADA
$1.89
100 ADA
$18.88
0.5 ADA
$0.0944227
2 ADA
$0.3776909
5 ADA
$0.9442272
50 ADA
$9.44
200 ADA
$37.77
500 ADA
$94.42
USD/ADA conversion rates
$100
529.53356808 ADA
$1,000
5,295.33568081 ADA
$10,000
52,953.35680814 ADA
$100,000
529,533.56808141 ADA
$200
1,059.06713616 ADA
$500
2,647.66784041 ADA
$2,000
10,590.67136163 ADA
$5,000
26,476.67840407 ADA
$20,000
105,906.71361628 ADA
$50,000
264,766.7840407 ADA
(Use our ADA to USD conversion table to check how much Cardano is worth in US dollars at the current live rate).

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Why Is Cardano (ADA) Down Today?Powered by AI
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ADA fell 5.3% in 24h as macro headwinds and heavy selloffs breached key moving averages.

What's Driving Cardano's Price?

  • Macro tightening & selloff (High): Restrictive Fed rate policy dampens broader market liquidity → heavy outflows trigger a sharp drop from $0.206 to $0.187.
  • Aggressive capital outflow (High): Over $6.5M in net outflows across consecutive hours, with large-order outflows exceeding $3.3M.
  • Technical breakdown (Medium): Price sliced below all moving averages (EMA 7/25/99) → MACD histogram deepens negatively and RSI plunged below 20.
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People Also Ask: Other Questions About Cardano

What is 1 Cardano Price in USD today?

The live Cardano price today is $0.19 USD per ADA. Binance updates the ADA/USD price in real time based on current market data.

How is the Cardano price in USD calculated?

The Cardano price in USD reflects current ADA trading activity across cryptocurrency markets. Binance displays a live reference price based on available market data and updates it as market conditions change.

What affects the ADA to USD price?

The ADA to USD price is influenced by supply and demand, market liquidity, investor sentiment, macroeconomic conditions, regulatory developments and activity across global crypto markets.

How is the price of Cardano (ADA) calculated on Binance?

The price of Cardano (ADA) on Binance is based on live market data from active trading pairs involving Cardano. Prices may reflect recent trades, available liquidity, order book activity, and market demand across supported pairs such as ADA/USDT, ADA/USDC, or other available markets. The displayed price is updated in real time to help users track the latest price of Cardano.

What factors affect the price of Cardano (ADA)?

The price of Cardano (ADA) can be affected by supply and demand, trading volume, liquidity, market sentiment, news, adoption, token utility, network activity, regulatory developments, and broader crypto market conditions. For some assets, tokenomics such as circulating supply, maximum supply, token unlocks, burns, or staking activity may also influence how the market values Cardano over time.

Why does the price of Cardano (ADA) differ across crypto exchanges?

The price of Cardano (ADA) may differ across exchanges because each exchange has its own order books, liquidity, trading volume, user demand, spreads, and available trading pairs. Prices usually stay close across major exchanges, but short-term differences can happen when market activity is high, liquidity is lower, or when deposits and withdrawals vary across platforms.

What is the market capitalization of Cardano (ADA), and why does it matter?

Market capitalization, or market cap, is commonly calculated by multiplying the current price of Cardano by its circulating supply. It is used to estimate the total market value of the asset and compare it with other cryptocurrencies. A higher market cap may indicate broader market adoption or liquidity, but it does not guarantee price stability or future performance.

Can I set price alerts for Cardano (ADA) on Binance?

Yes, Binance users can set price alerts for supported cryptocurrencies on the web and through the Binance app. Logged-in users can set their price target on the Cardano price page and get notified when the target is reached.

Is Cardano (ADA) a better investment than gold or silver?

Cardano (ADA), gold, and silver are different types of assets with different risk profiles. Gold and silver are traditional commodities with long-established markets, while Cardano is a digital asset that may be more volatile. The Crypto Time Machine can help compare historical returns, but past performance should not be used as a guarantee of future results.

What Is the Current Price of Cardano (ADA)?

The current price of Cardano (ADA) is $0.19. Top cryptocurrency prices are updated in real-time on Binance’s price directory.

What is $ADA?

ADA is the native cryptocurrency of the Cardano blockchain, designed to power its ecosystem. It is used for various purposes, including paying transaction fees, staking to secure the network, participating in governance, interacting with smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps), and accessing services like DeFi protocols and NFT marketplaces.

What Affects the Price of ADA?

The price of Cardano (ADA) is influenced by network upgrades like Chang, Plomin, and Hydra, along with growing DeFi, NFT, and dApp adoption. Market demand, staking activity, regulatory developments, and overall crypto market trends also play a significant role in ADA’s price movements.

Can Cardano reach $10?

Whether Cardano (ADA) can reach $10 depends on several factors, including overall cryptocurrency market conditions, network adoption, regulatory developments, and broader economic trends. ADA’s price is influenced by supply and demand across exchanges, as well as metrics such as circulating supply, market capitalization, trading volume, staking activity, and ecosystem growth. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile, and future price movements cannot be predicted with certainty.

How much will 1 Cardano (ADA) be worth in 2030?

Check out our Cardano (ADA) Price Prediction page — when deciding on your own price targets. Data displayed are based on user input and not Binance's opinion.

What Is USDX, Cardano’s Next Stablecoin?

USDX is an upcoming stablecoin built for the Cardano blockchain, designed to maintain a value pegged to the US dollar. Like other dollar-backed stablecoins, its primary goal is to provide price stability, making it useful for trading, payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications within the Cardano ecosystem.

With USDX, Cardano aims to strengthen on-chain liquidity and expand DeFi activity, giving users a more stable asset to transact, lend, borrow, and provide liquidity with

How to Buy Cardano (ADA)?

ADA can be purchased directly from Binance using a debit or credit card. It can also be traded for other cryptocurrencies on the Binance exchange. Live ADA price is updated in real-time on Binance. For additional instructions and information read our How to Buy Cardano (ADA) Guide.

What is $ADA Used For?

ADA is primarily used to pay transaction fees on the Cardano network, incentivizing users and preventing spam. It also powers the network's proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, allowing holders to stake their coins, secure the network, and earn rewards. Additionally, ADA enables participation in Cardano’s on-chain governance, where holders can vote on proposals and influence the platform's future development. Beyond these core functions, ADA is used in smart contracts, decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, NFT marketplaces, and to access various services within the Cardano ecosystem.

Who is the Founder of Cardano?

The founder of Cardano is Charles Hoskinson, a mathematician and entrepreneur who was also one of the co-founders of Ethereum. He envisioned Cardano as a blockchain platform focused on scalability, security, and sustainability, and established IOHK (Input Output Hong Kong) in 2015 to develop the project.

How Does Network Consensus and Validation Work On Cardano?

Cardano’s Ouroboros Proof-of-Stake (PoS) system ensures efficient and secure network consensus. Time is divided into epochs (5 days) and slots (1 second), with slot leaders randomly selected based on their staked ADA to create new transaction blocks. ADA holders can delegate their coins to stake pools, which are chosen as slot leaders proportionally to their delegated stake and rewarded in ADA. Ouroboros prioritizes energy efficiency and uses chain selection to maintain consensus, avoiding the high energy costs of Proof-of-Work systems like Bitcoin.

How Many ADA Tokens Are in Circulation?

Cardano has a maximum supply of 45 billion ADA tokens and the circulating supply stands at 35.39B ADA.

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What Is Cardano (ADA)?

Cardano is a third-generation proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain designed to offer scalability, security, and sustainability through peer-reviewed research and evidence-based development.

Cardano's history began with Charles Hoskinson, a mathematician and entrepreneur who co-founded Ethereum. In 2014, Hoskinson left after vision differences concerning the future of Ethereum. He wanted to build a blockchain platform that would address scalability, security, and sustainability challenges of existing systems. And so, IOHK (Input Output Hong Kong), a technology company dedicated to working on blockchain, was formed in 2015.

Gradually, Cardano has introduced several significant innovations:

  • Hydra – a Layer-2 scaling solution that supports thousands of transactions per second.

  • Mithril – improves node synchronization and network efficiency in general.

  • EVM-compatible sidechain – boosts interoperability and allows developers to run Ethereum smart contracts on Cardano.

The native currency, ADA, is the fuel of the Cardano blockchain and the growing world of applications and services that depend on it. Apart from transacting to pay for transaction fees, staking for network security, and voting in on-chain governance to decide the future of the platform, it also enables smart contract calls, decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, NFT marketplaces, and other services, making it a multi-purpose asset for Cardano blockchain users.

What is Cardano's Upcoming Van Rossem Hard Fork?

Cardano’s next major network upgrade slated for early 2026 is an intra-era update known as the van Rossem hard fork, which introduces Protocol Version 11.

Unlike previous milestone upgrades such as Chang and Plomin, which focused heavily on governance, Van Rossem is primarily a technical enhancement. It aims to improve Plutus smart contract performance, introduce new cryptographic built-ins, and refine ledger rules to improve efficiency and developer flexibility.

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