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33 min ago • u/Relevant_Hat_8802 • r/ValueInvesting • my_first_deep_dd_post_a_massively_undervalued • C
A few points:
1. You would still be in the exact same position, with a EU market that does enforce it and it would thus still have lots of growth to look forward to.
2. The Trump admin could have removed it by now, but haven't removed it.
3. The ADA is enforced primarily through private lawsuits. Even if an administration "hates" the law and stops federal enforcement, they cannot stop a private citizen from suing a private company in a federal court.
4. Just look at its fundamentals based on its current FCF generation - it is compressed. Unless Trump starts banning companies from being ADA compliant the comments doesn't matter and at worse just takes some BPS off the growth.
sentiment -0.79
1 hr ago • u/Relevant_Hat_8802 • r/ValueInvesting • my_first_deep_dd_post_a_massively_undervalued • Stock Analysis • B
Hi all - a first time post for me here. This was personal DD, written up. The company in I have in mind is AudioEye (AEYE) which is listed on the NASDAQ, and the current setup offers one of the most asymmetric risk-reward profiles I’ve seen in the small-cap software space. Despite just pre-announcing its **fortieth consecutive quarter of record revenue** and posting substantial adjusted EBITDA, the stock is trading at a valuation that is completely disconnected from its fundamentals.
AudioEye is a software platform that makes websites accessible to people with disabilities to comply with laws like the ADA and EAA. It uses AI to automatically find and fix accessibility barriers like missing image descriptions, keyboard traps, and poor color contrast in real-time. Their AI automatically repairs these navigation obstacles for screen readers, while human experts manually fix complex structural issues the software can't. It ensures websites meet WCAG/ADA legal standards to protect businesses from lawsuits and make sites usable for people with disabilities. These laws will apply to almost everyone in the USA, and in Europe to companies with revenues over EUR 2m or 10 employees.
# A Regulatory Super-Cycle
The market seems to be pricing this like a stagnant micro-cap, ignoring the fact that we are approaching a massive regulatory catalyst. The DOJ’s Title II deadline hits on April 24, 2026, effectively mandating that state and local governments ensure their digital content is ADA-compliant. This shifts AudioEye's product from a discretionary "nice-to-have" to a legal necessity for nearly 90,000 local government entities, including school districts and public agencies, creating a demand floor that hasn't been fully priced in. AudioEye is already a dominant leader in this niche with over 110,000 customers already on the platform.
The timing here is key because we are less than three months away from this federal deadline, yet the stock is trading significantly below analyst price targets, which my personal analysis suggest over 100% upside from current levels. When you combine the domestic urgency of Title II with the ongoing enforcement of the European Accessibility Act, you have a regulatory super-cycle converging with a business that is already hitting nearly $40M in ARR and expanding margins. With a Total Addressable Market (TAM) now estimated at over $3 billion, the company is barely scratching the surface of its potential.
# I believe the market is wrong
The stock has seen recent price dumping primarily due to corporate sales contracts timing issues resulting in lower than guidance results, which isn't a reflection of the core business health. Like I said, it has **40 consecutive months of revenue growth.** In reality, the company is at a major inflection point in terms of profitability. They have successfully retired old R&D and legacy costs, which significantly improved margins going forward as they finally pay off those heavy development years. They also retired some old customers that involved manual low margin work in the last quarter. Resulting in missing guidance, triggering a sell-off that was not really rooted in fundamental business reasons at all. In fact, growth will speed up now with the EU and DOJ legislation in place.
# Key Financial & Management Highlights:
* Management & Insider Confidence: There is massive conviction from the top. T**he CEO is not taking a salary for two years**, ultimate alignment with shareholders. Furthermore, we’ve seen insider buying at prices over 30% above the current level, and insiders now own 30% of the company.
* Strong Capital Allocation: The company is putting its money where its mouth is, having completed $3.6M worth of share buybacks over the first 3 quarters of 2025, with another likely $1.5m in Q4.
* Predictable, High-Margin Revenue: AudioEye is an 80% amargin SaaS business with 90% recurring revenue on longer contracts, providing incredible stability.
* Growth Outlook: Management isn't slowing down; they expect 20-40% revenue growth in 2026.
* Cash Flow Machine: The business is finally profitable and reaching an inflection point, generating $8M in annual Free Cash Flow (FCF).
* **In essence, after years of taking losses due to the heavy R&D costs, they now have a built platform, and you can buy into a FCF generating machine that is still priced with uncertainty I don't believe its operations actually have.**
* Valuation Gap: Despite these fundamentals, the stock is trading at a lowly P/S of 2.8, representing a steep discount compared to other high-growth SaaS peers that lack this kind of regulatory protection.
It is rare to find a SaaS company with this kind of recurring revenue stability and government-mandated tailwinds trading at such a compressed multiple. This feels like a window to front-run the inevitable volume as compliance deadlines force capital allocation into the sector. As always, do your own due diligence.
sentiment 0.98
3 hr ago • u/Designer_Drink_822 • r/btc • bch_overtakes_ada_to_enter_cmc_top_ten_crypto • T
BCH overtakes ADA to enter CMC top ten crypto (which includes stablecoins and premined coins - so not really cryptos - but we'll take it).
sentiment 0.10
4 hr ago • u/ioWxss6_bot • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_february_1_2026_gmt0 • C
Most mentions on r/cc (2026-01-31 00:00:00):
||Mentions|
|:-|:-|
|BTC|393|
|ETH|67|
|SAFE|23|
|USDT|19|
|SOL|17|
|MOON|16|
|XMR|13|
|XRP|13|
|USDC|12|
|FLOW|11|
|IP|8|
|ADA|7|
|SNT|6|
|HOME|5|
|MOVE|5|
|FIGHT|4|
|MAGIC|4|
|MTL|4|
|UNI|4|
|AXS|3|
[Data source and app](https://www.redditcoins.app/)
sentiment -0.42
5 hr ago • u/TimeForGrass • r/CryptoMarkets • got_fkd_over_in_the_last_bull_run_is_it_time_i • C
'to win the market you must hold majorly btc'
That's been a bit true over the past couple years but in general it's not. I bought ADA last bull run and some associated smaller cap coins and did pretty well, 5-6x return. 
sentiment 0.92
8 hr ago • u/stonkgoesbrr • r/cardano • usdc_officially_coming_to_cardano_charles • C
Even though it’s not a bridge nor a wrapped coin in the literal sense, it still does feel like a wrapped token. If you don’t have 1:1 on and off ramp, it’s just not the same as having native USDC IN your cardano wallet of choice that you can seamlessly transfer and use for transactions ON-chain. There is always a step in the middle in order to swap USDC for USDCx and vice versa. From a process side, it’s almost the same as converting USDC to ADA and then simply using ADA as trading pair. Only difference is, that USDCx has a stable value, which is good for those who are ALREADY active within the ecosystem (e.g. in order to secure profits but want to leave the capital on chain).
I was a bit disappointed tbh because that’s kind of a nothing burger. This solution won’t get us more liquidity from outside the ecosystem, but rather is a slight benefit for those who are already locked in.
sentiment 0.89
10 hr ago • u/ioWxss6_bot • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_february_1_2026_gmt0 • C
Most mentions on r/cc (2026-01-31 00:00:00):
||Mentions|
|:-|:-|
|BTC|393|
|ETH|67|
|SAFE|23|
|USDT|19|
|SOL|17|
|MOON|16|
|XMR|13|
|XRP|13|
|USDC|12|
|FLOW|11|
|IP|8|
|ADA|7|
|SNT|6|
|HOME|5|
|MOVE|5|
|FIGHT|4|
|MAGIC|4|
|MTL|4|
|UNI|4|
|AXS|3|
[Data source and app](https://www.redditcoins.app/)
sentiment -0.42
11 hr ago • u/nafnaf0 • r/CryptoMarkets • why_is_ada_still_stuck_below_1_what_are_we_missing • C
Yes, sadly I think this what caused most of pump up. I had around 20k ADA and sold it all at around a 15% loss in December 2024, when it had one last little rally. It is not a asset for speculation. You can stake and make decent rewards, but the rewards got much smaller. Basically it just long term generally goes down in value.
sentiment 0.77
11 hr ago • u/susiar • r/cardano • what_happened_to_cardano • C
Key Catalysts for 2026 and Beyond
The Midnight Sidechain: Launched in late 2025, this privacy-focused partner chain is expected to see its first dApps go live in Q1 2026. By Q3 2026, it aims to enable hybrid applications across multiple chains, potentially attracting institutions that require "rational privacy" for compliance.
Ouroboros Leios Upgrade: This major scalability update is targeted for Q1 2026. Simulations indicate it could boost base-layer throughput from roughly 20 TPS to over 1,000 TPS, significantly closing the performance gap with competitors like Solana.
Institutional Infrastructure: Cardano is finally addressing its liquidity bottleneck with the native integration of USDCx (a Circle-linked stablecoin) in Q1 2026. Additionally, the CME Group is expected to list ADA futures on February 9, 2026, a move that could stabilize volatility and invite more institutional capital.
Decentralized Governance: In the Voltaire era, the Cardano treasury now holds over $1 billion in ADA. In early 2026, this treasury is being used to fund critical ecosystem integrations, such as stablecoin liquidity and oracles, reducing dependence on venture capital.
sentiment 0.87
13 hr ago • u/gracchus_ • r/cardano • what_happened_to_cardano • C
Can someone create a sports card resale site where only ADA is used?
sentiment 0.27
15 hr ago • u/GreenStretch • r/CryptoCurrency • talk_me_out_of_thinking_crypto_is_done_with • C
Top 10 doesn't mean very much in crypto. It changes a lot.
Peak this cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20251005/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20251005/)
Peak 2021 cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211114/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211114/)
Peak 2017-8 cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20180114/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20180114/)
So which coins, excluding stablecoins, are in all three
BTC, ETH, XRP, ADA BTC is the only one with a big increase in fiat price. ETH was slightly above its 2021 peak in this cycles ATH. XRP was also up, but was way down in 2021 with the SEC case. ADA didn't match its 2021 peak.
SOL and BNB were in the last two cycles, but SOL didn't get anywhere close to the optimistic predictions expecting it to match ETH's growth between 2017 and 2021. BNB did well.
DOGE and TRON were sort of odd shots with DOGE roaring in 2021 and TRON reaching its ATH this cycle.
The other thing is its possible to buy former top 10 coins when they're massively depressed in the bear market and hope to take profits, even if they don't reach previous ATHs.
sentiment 0.90
16 hr ago • u/ioWxss6_bot • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_february_1_2026_gmt0 • C
Most mentions on r/cc (2026-01-31 00:00:00):
||Mentions|
|:-|:-|
|BTC|393|
|ETH|67|
|SAFE|23|
|USDT|19|
|SOL|17|
|MOON|16|
|XMR|13|
|XRP|13|
|USDC|12|
|FLOW|11|
|IP|8|
|ADA|7|
|SNT|6|
|HOME|5|
|MOVE|5|
|FIGHT|4|
|MAGIC|4|
|MTL|4|
|UNI|4|
|AXS|3|
[Data source and app](https://www.redditcoins.app/)
sentiment -0.42
20 hr ago • u/KiNGMF • r/XRP • what_a_great_time_to_invest • C
XRP is a dud. Move on. I’ve had people tell me that this is about to explode. That was 5 yrs ago !
The same people saying ADA was going to the moon
sentiment 0.00
20 hr ago • u/RickyReefer • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
Like I said, in crypto, visibility, marketing, brand affiliation, recognition etc. is as, if not more important than any fancy capabilities of the platform. The asset needs to be visible for mass adoption to take hold, and they don’t seem to prioritize this at all and just focusing on development. But if they continue with this strategy, then they’re just going to become a Charity Research and Development team that invested all their time and resources into designing and innovating technologies that a future project that actually prioritizes marketing and visibility, to build into their product while ADA fades into irrelevancy. Like you said, majority of investors don’t buy into a given crypto because of the technologies it offers - marketing is paramount and they are lagging compared to other top 10 projects in this department. Something needs to change in this aspect for this downward momentum to turn around for sure.
sentiment 0.91
22 hr ago • u/RickyReefer • r/cardano • tell_me_i_am_wrong_about_adas_outlook • C
Well people who had no clue about crypto were reaching out to me and asking what projects I would suggest as someone who has some experience with crypto investments and I told them about the project I believed was legit. At the time there were countless garbage projects that offered nothing unique and no intention to build anything long term - they just wanted to ride the wave, pump it then exit, leaving investors to hold the bag. I suggested cardano - I didn’t reach out to everyone out of the blue to implore them to buy ADA. I’m sure there are many people out there in my shoes in this respect.
At the very least I’m glad I suggested a legitimate project with long-term aspirations and aim to build a legitimate crypto with great features, instead of the fly by night scam project I alluded to. I am just bummed out to see it underperform relative to other top 10 projects, that’s all.
sentiment 0.94
23 hr ago • u/Jus-the-dip • r/XRP • what_a_great_time_to_invest • C
Nah, bought some ADA
sentiment -0.10
1 day ago • u/watch-nerd • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_january_31_2026_gmt0 • C
You're drinking the kool aid.
Big Ethereum L2s like Arbitrum have way more usage than ADA.
sentiment 0.36
1 day ago • u/whisperedstate • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_january_31_2026_gmt0 • C
Incredibly low chance with BTC or ETH. There's like a very slim possibility that ETH goes to 10k, and even slimmer possibility that BTC goes to 250k, and that's still not even close to 10x.
So now you need to go down the list. Very unlikely any of the top 10 does a 10x (like SOL going from 60B to 600B, very unlikely). You're essentially looking for a 10B mcap to turn into 100B mcap, or 1B into 10B. The only 10B coin in the top 15 is ADA, but that is dogshit and basically 0% chance it does 10x.
So the next choice is Canton CC. This is a network created by banks, and they'll be using it as a private network. But it also has a public facing side. Many won't distintuish between priate Canton and public Canton, so once toknenization gets into full swing later this year, CC is going to find itself as an new L1 with a hot narrative behind it. So that's where my money would go if you forced me to invest 300k looking to hit 3M in 2 years.
sentiment 0.48
1 day ago • u/Surgecardano • r/cardano • usdcx_coming_to_cardano_what_privacyenabled • C
Fair points, these are legitimate questions.
Quick clarification on the technical side: xReserve isn't a traditional bridge setup. It's how Circle natively issues the same stablecoin across different chains, similar to how USDC exists on Ethereum, Solana, etc. as separate native assets, all backed by the same reserves. So USDCx on Cardano would be a native asset, not a wrapped token.
On the Midnight thing - we get your view on that. The way it actually works though is that Midnight handles the private computation stuff, but it settles on Cardano L1 for consensus and finality. So when Midnight grows, it's literally using Cardano's infrastructure as its security backbone.
The 70M ADA allocation debate is totally valid though. Whether those funds should go to L1 development versus partner chains is a real strategic question.
sentiment 0.71
1 day 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


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