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In the last two years, I have over a thousand ADA. Will continue loading up. The Japanese gov and the What's App community are additions (over 3billion users), and shout INNOVATION AND UTILITY.
it is a bargain right. Now hope it goes to .40 by end of month. YAY!

I’ve been holding ADA since 2021.
I’m in it pretty much for the long haul. Im usually not usually the most patient 😂 but for infrastructure i understand this may take awhile. Im ok with that.

I don't know...there is nothing magical about ADA as it's just a TCP/IP application network protocol. However, the quality of the protocol as a technology is extremely high due to how it was built compared to all other major protocols. This is why it continues to advance and build planned robust features while all the others struggle with basic change to keep up with ADA's technological advancement. The "science" in computer science does matter.....slapping a bunch of shit code to get something working quickly is not computer science....and is not a longevity and technological mastery play.

I’m playing the long game with ADA. Even if it takes decades I’m with ADA to help build our future digital infrastructure

Hi there,
I’m trying to send my ADA from Yoroi, which has been changed to SecondFi. However, it keeps rejecting my password when I insert it before sending my ADA to Vespr. I haven’t changed the password in a while, and I’ve tried reaching out to their support team for assistance, but it hasn’t been successful so far. Would you know what else I could do to rest my password? Thank you.

For what it’s worth, I think CRO will do as good or better than ADA, it’s just a guess in reality, I do have some ADA, but not a lot. Good luck which ever way you decide to go.

Just trading or holding longterm because you believe in the company, utility of coin, etc?
I set and forget auto purchases of different coins. Passive with crypto and more involved with stocks. I have more invested in crypto than the average person but the same amount of knowledge or less as the average person familiar with crypto.
I'm struggling with this one. I feel I have more reasons to swap it for ADA to keep holding but not sure. I'm too heavy with ETH, BTC, and XRP with about 10 or so "what if" coins.

Ouch, “brace for $0.50” sounds less like a bullish target and more like holders asking for a refund. ADA headlines have been promising the next bounce since my 2021 bags were still fresh lol

So far, I tried Lace and Eternl with both showing 0 ADA. It could be, to your point, that it's the wrong seed phrase. However I'm 90% sure it's the correct one.

What does ADA offer that other chains don't already do?

It seems like ADA's position is for when quantum computing becomes available and/if ETH/BTC still has vulnerabilities to it.

Thats really it, I thought it might break out when it seemed like the ideal "USA/Tax free crypto" but then hokanson decided to go after Trump who then let it languish at the SEC, good move dude.

There are a lot of projects like Kaspa where a bunch of non-technical people have convinced themselves that they can make informed decisions about tech and for some reason they think they know better than all the people who actually have technical backgrounds. (other examples ICP, HBAR, KTA, XNO, ADA, ALGO)
Just ask them "if the tech is so good, why does no one use it or build on it?" Then wait for them to inevitably blame a "lack of marketing", to confirm that they are part of this group.

A lot happened around Cardano in August. Some of the highlights from the Cardano Foundation:
* **Petrobras hosted the Foundation at its Rio headquarters** for the first stop of Cardano on the Road, bringing together industry, academia and the public sector.
* **160+ participants from the Brazilian Olympic Committee and 26 National Sports Confederations** completed the first phase of blockchain and AI training.
* Universidade de Brasília and PUC-Rio joined **Cardano Summer School**, expanding the program into Brazil.
* **Reeve 1.7.0 shipped** with a new funding module for projects to publish funding and spending data on-chain.
* Cardano’s **Java tooling continued to expand**, with JuLC bringing Java smart contracts closer to testnet use and Ditto extending tooling to Python, TypeScript, Go and Rust.
* Work on the **Cardano–Injective IBC integration** continued, with audit findings being addressed ahead of upcoming DeFi integrations.
* **Cardano data is now live on Dune**, including transaction, token, stake pool and governance data.
* Reef Data is using Reeve to anchor data-rights rewards and payouts on Cardano.
* Open Food Chain is using Cardano for digital product passports carrying verifiable sustainability claims.
* The **2026 SDG Blockchain Accelerator** opened for applications, connecting UN teams with technology partners to work on challenges including payments, identity, traceability and supply chains.
* The Foundation also backed the **120M ADA Cardano PRIME governance action**, alongside further funding activity through Catalyst, the Orion Fund and Gimbalabs.
And that’s only part of what happened during the month.
Full August update:
[https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/august-2026-activities](https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/august-2026-activities)

ADA is actually used outside of the US for more then currency trading. https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2026/09/08/cardano-supply-chain-verification/

The question that pops up in my head whenever I see CH is "what is it all for"?
I genuinely don't see a purpose.
Perhaps this is what ADA devs should work on. Creating purpose for the project instead of just doing things because they may (or may not) be possible.
Pushing the envelope leads to nothing in crypto.

The pool possibly released their own version of a loyalty token as a reward. But those are not the actual staking rewards, staking rewards will just be normal ADA.
You'll have to check on the pool website what you can do with the tokens they gave you.

ADA Development

Buying coins like XRP, ADA, XLM coz they are cheap and could make them billionares !

Crypto currencies are nothing more then TCP/IP based application network protocols. Most crypto currencies have limited/obsolete technical features, including BTC. A number of crypto currencies are used in other countries as forms of day-to-day payment. It's not really like that in the US right now due to political and public bullshit. So for US use of crypto, it's primarily speculative investment. Crypto trading is basically a contemporary form of Forex trading. That being said, I know Switzerland recently introduced ADA for direct retail integration. There are also crypto debit type payment cards allowing for payment via crypto.

I have held ADA for years and forgot to claim my night token....Is there away to do it from LACE, or what do I have to do to claim it? thank you