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Jan 31, 2026 10:02:42 AM EST
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As of Jan 31, 2026 10:01:20 AM EST (1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
16 min ago • u/oopssomething • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_january_31_2026_gmt0 • C
U/Technical-activity95 just want to let you know ADA is under $0.3 you must be buying like crazy now!
sentiment 0.18
6 hr ago • u/Alarmed_Painting_240 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
Projects like Cardano work in these macro conditions uphill. Part of the momentum comes from thriving market conditions, not just increase in value but volume, transactions and institutions, even whole countries stepping into this. But with negative macro this is all on the back burner. Too risky, even with a stable coin on the chain. Regulations keep shifting, international conditions and rules are shifting. Whose going to go big?
Yes, ADA is relatively doing worse than some of the direct peers. But it's not a massive difference. Mostly the transaction rates, even lower than Dogecoin, despite all the smart features and DeFi possibilities.
I think the disabling issues around CF and the counterproductive, aggressive evangelism of Charles, just exciting a loyal base but hardly anyone else, has done the most damage of all. Just my opinion.
sentiment -0.90
6 hr ago • u/DryMyBottom • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_january_31_2026_gmt0 • C
ADA I dead, like the 99% of the coins out there, it's just people find it hard to accept
sentiment -0.15
7 hr ago • u/balaena7 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_january_31_2026_gmt0 • C
I don't get the ADA hate at all... it seems Cardano is the only project with real use cases while keeping the crypto spirit: store of value (finite supply), focus on decentralization (unlike SOL), identity management, supply chain management, focus on integration into corporate structure, and a visionary CEO... seems like a very solid tech startup to me... best pick after BTC and ETH, imo
sentiment 0.95
8 hr ago • u/NaiveAppearance71 • r/cardano • what_happened_to_cardano • C
There is always HOPE with ADA
sentiment 0.00
9 hr ago • u/jatochh • r/cardano • usdcx_coming_to_cardano_what_privacyenabled • C
I’m sorry but getting a bridge of a bridge is not a big W in my eyes. I still struggle to see how developments on Midnight would affect Cardano in a meaningful way.
USDCx won’t be a CNT (unless you bridge it from Midnight to Cardano, but why would you do that honestly? You’d be holding a wrapper of a wrapper), it will be an asset on the Midnight network. I’m tired of pretending I’m not seeing Charles have a new child that’s getting more attention. Sure they’re “partnerchains”, but they’re their own chains nonetheless. It’s like saying great advancements on (random chain) is good for Cardano because we can just bridge our assets to that chain using (random bridge). When is CARDANO getting something? Why is Midnight getting funded with 70m ADA from the Pentad?
sentiment 0.97
11 hr ago • u/Chappy1624 • r/cardano • what_happened_to_cardano • C
There is always HOPE with ADA. There is rarely price increases and profits for anyone who invested unless you were in very early.
sentiment 0.44
12 hr ago • u/Rare_Pizza_8208 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
I traded all my ADA for SOL last week. Had been a long term holder and accumulator. My ADA days came to an end.
sentiment 0.00
13 hr ago • u/Future-Goose7 • r/WallStreetBetsCrypto • what_and_where_to_stake_is_it_actually_better • C
I split things up. Some SOL staked via a reputable validator, some ADA delegated directly from a hardware wallet. I don’t chase the highest APY. Consistency and decentralization matter more than squeezing an extra 1–2%.
sentiment 0.03
15 hr ago • u/HotAppointment1999 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
Optimism. Hope. Thinking like this changed my life for the better. I have ADA holdings, too. Not letting go, only stock piling when it dips.
sentiment 0.90
15 hr ago • u/Mike_k107 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
I was a believer for years but eventually concluded that if ADA ever retested its all-time high, it would only be bc of altseason — not for any fundamental Cardano-specific reason
But what if altseason never happens, or what if the post-election bump was altseason?
This line of questioning led me to finally let go — at a profit ofc bc I was DCAing from $0.04 or something crazy like that
Not trying to bring anyone down, just saying it’s ok to change your mind
sentiment 0.70
20 hr ago • u/yromastyx • r/ISKbets • coooked • C
Vad är caset med ADA? varför tror du på den?
sentiment 0.00
20 hr ago • u/KeyPerformance2810 • r/cardano • usdcx_is_this_what_we_were_promised_and_hyped • C
What I'm worried is will it take another 6 years for USDCx to actually have liquidity or will it actually work like USDC out of the box. Cardano has all sorts of cool things going on for it but most of the cool things are going to take ages if ever to actually get implemented in form thats usable and actually utilizes the cool things. I don't usually care about price but its hard to ignore getting f'd in just about every ADA:altcoin -ratio, its down around 70% even when compared with ETH.
sentiment -0.15
22 hr ago • u/Surgecardano • r/cardano • usdcx_coming_to_cardano_what_privacyenabled • News • B
Hey r/Cardano,
Some significant news for the ecosystem: Charles Hoskinson has confirmed that USDCx, Circle's privacy-enhanced stablecoin, is integrating with Cardano. This builds on the recently approved *70M ADA* treasury allocation for tier-one stablecoin infrastructure.
**What is USDCx?**
*USDCx* is Circle's privacy-focused variant of *USDC*, built using zero-knowledge proofs. It's fully backed by USDC reserves (1:1) but enables confidential transactions - you can verify compliance without exposing transaction details. Think of it as bringing the privacy layer that enterprises actually need for real-world adoption.
It launched on Aleo's testnet in late 2025 and is now expanding to other chains via Circle's xReserve model, which allows cross-chain **interoperability** without third-party bridge risks.
**Why this matters for Cardano:**
The combination of native stablecoin infrastructure + privacy + the eUTXO model creates some genuinely interesting possibilities:
**For DeFi:**
* Private lending and borrowing without exposing position sizes
* Confidential payroll and B2B payments
* Shielded liquidity provision (LPs can operate without broadcasting their strategies)
* Institutional-grade privacy that actually meets compliance requirements
**For adoption:**
* Enterprises need confidentiality for competitive reasons - USDCx + Cardano's security model is a strong pitch
* Cross-chain liquidity flows without fragmentation (xReserve compatibility)
* The 70M ADA allocation means proper infrastructure support from day one
**The technical piece that's interesting:**
USDCx uses zk-proofs for compliance verification. You can prove KYC/AML status without revealing identity or transaction amounts. On Cardano's eUTXO model, this could enable some creative applications that aren't feasible on account-based chains.
For context: privacy-focused stablecoins have been a missing piece in crypto. Most "privacy coins" lack regulatory clarity, and most stablecoins lack privacy. USDCx is attempting to thread that needle.
**What this enables for builders:**
Projects building on Cardano now have access to:
1. A regulated, trusted stablecoin (USDC backing)
2. Privacy features for enterprise use cases
3. Cross-chain compatibility via xReserve
4. Treasury-backed infrastructure support (70M ADA allocation)
This isn't just about trading pairs or DeFi yield - it's about unlocking use cases that couldn't exist before. Supply chain finance, private DAOs, confidential treasury management, enterprise payment rails.
**The realistic take:**
This doesn't magically solve all of Cardano's liquidity challenges overnight. Adoption takes time, infrastructure needs to be built, and the ecosystem needs tools to actually leverage these capabilities effectively.
But it's a significant step forward. The pieces are coming together: Leios for throughput, USDCx for private stablecoins, governance maturing, and professional DeFi infrastructure finally going live.
**Questions for discussion:**
* What use cases are you most excited about for privacy-enabled stablecoins on Cardano?
* How do you think this compares to privacy solutions on other chains?
* What infrastructure gaps still need to be filled to make this work at scale?
Curious to hear the community's thoughts on where this goes.
sentiment 1.00
22 hr ago • u/Radagascar1 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
it's trash man. this industry is all about hype and momentum. ADA lost it a long time ago.
sentiment -0.32
23 hr ago • u/F0rtysxity • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
I think all 'altcoins' are going through the tumbler at the moment. And I am uncertain of their roles in the near future.
Outside of this headwind I believe ADA is one of the best altcoins to hold because Charles Hoskinson has proven over time that he is in it for the long haul. Most all token based projects have poorly aligned incentive structures where the majority of the payday comes front loaded on the tokens IPO and sale. Even if they managers have the best intentions anyone and everyone is affected by incentives. Charles and Vitalik and maybe a few others are in too deep to their respective projects to bail and look for the next easier opportunity.
If there is are any real opportunities and benefits to be had from a smart contracts platform I believe ADA and ETH (and SOL) will be the ones to actualize them.
sentiment 0.98
1 day ago • u/rytoke • r/CryptoMarkets • what_crypto_to_invest_in_this_year • C
ADA
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/Foxpar07 • r/cardano • what_happened_to_cardano • C
Years of over promising and under delivering has caused enthusiasm to wane.
I tried to use Book.io recently, of course they took my 40 ADA but the book didn’t populate in my Book app, and there’s no way to contact customer service through the app.
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/wageslave2022 • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
Someday the mountains will slip into the sea. The question isn't if but when will ADA, XRP, XLM and all the other ISO compliant tokens appreciate in value ? Probably when we least expect it to happen. Timing is everything if I had a crystal ball I would have dumped everything during the bull run in July and threw everything into silver. Eventually every horse in the race crosses the finish line. If I don't see $ by 2030 in crypto I'm going on one hell of a bender until then I am holding. With the shit happening with our economy right now it could happen sooner than you think. HOLD.
sentiment 0.57
1 day ago • u/AJP11B • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
I put $500 into ADA near the peak and it’s been disappointing ever since. It really had cool potential.
sentiment -0.16


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