Cardano’s ADA Surges 11% as Grayscale Files for First-Ever Spot ETF

Cardano's ADA Surges 11% Following Grayscale's Spot ETF Filing Amid Shift from Memecoins to Layer 1 Cryptocurrencies

  • Cardano‘s ADA token surged 11% following Grayscale’s filing for the first spot ADA ETF in the United States.
  • Current ADA price of $0.80 remains 36% below its December peak of $1.37.
  • Market attention has shifted from memecoins to Layer 1 cryptocurrencies, accounting for 44.2% of social media discussions.
  • Bitcoin trades between $95,000-$100,000 while competing with Gold‘s new all-time high above $2,900.
  • ETF holdings of Bitcoin have reached $196 billion across institutional investors and nation-states.

Cardano’s native cryptocurrency ADA experienced an 11% price surge after Grayscale Investments filed an application for the first-ever spot ADA exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the New York Stock Exchange, marking a potential milestone for the ninth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.

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The filing follows the successful launches of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. market. However, market analysts note a crucial difference: unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, ADA lacks CME futures trading, which the Securities and Exchange Commission previously considered a prerequisite for spot ETF approval.

Santiment, a cryptocurrency analytics firm, reports a significant shift in market sentiment. “The crypto community has largely shifted their attention to Bitcoin and other Layer 1 assets like Ethereum, Solana, Toncoin, and Cardano,” the firm stated on social media, indicating Layer 1 cryptocurrencies now dominate 44.2% of specific coin discussions.

While Bitcoin maintains its position between $95,000 and $100,000, traditional safe-haven asset gold has reached unprecedented heights above $2,900 per ounce. Bitfinex analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s prospects, noting that “Bitcoin’s fundamental narrative remains intact, with increasing institutional interest and its positioning as a potential hedge against inflation.”

The institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies continues to expand, with ETFs, public and private companies, and sovereign entities now holding over $196 billion worth of Bitcoin. This growing institutional presence, combined with concerns about fiat currency devaluation, strengthens Bitcoin’s position as a digital store of value.

The cryptocurrency market’s maturation is further evidenced by the declining interest in speculative memecoins, with former favorites like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Pepe seeing reduced social media engagement. This shift suggests a more sophisticated market environment focused on fundamental blockchain technologies rather than speculative assets.

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