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Data from CoinMarketCap shows ADA’s 24-hour trading volume jumped 63% to $1.59 billion, as confidence among investors may be returning after weeks of muted movement.
Rising volume often hints at growing interest and shifting sentiment. In Cardano’s case, the spike suggests that traders are once again engaging with the asset, potentially positioning for a broader market recovery.
Still, the price hasn’t caught up just yet. At press time, ADA trades at $0.51, down 1.4% over the past day, reflecting short-term caution despite the stronger activity.
Part of this renewed attention can be traced to Cardano’s ongoing network developments. Core developer Input Output Global (IOG) recently revealed that its Ouroboros Phalanx upgrade is nearing completion.
 
That said, the improvement aims to enhance security and protect the network against grinding attacks, reinforcing Cardano’s long-term technical strength.
The accessibility of this launch has sparked new engagement across the ecosystem and could drive additional liquidity to the Cardano network.
Momentum is also building around the Midnight Foundation, since CTO Sebastien Guillemot confirmed the start of NIGHT token mining. This initiative opens participation to anyone with a browser and an internet connection.
On the charts, indicators are beginning to show early signs of recovery. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) points to improving momentum, while the MACD has turned positive. The ADA also remains above its 20-day simple moving average, providing bulls with some technical footing if volume continues to rise.
Market watchers are now eyeing key price levels. A break above $0.65 could set up a rally toward $0.70, while dipping under $0.60 may invite more selling pressure. Nevertheless, the recent jump in activity is an encouraging signal for ADA holders.
