Cardano Surpasses $DOGE’s Market Cap as $ADA Recovers From Its Second-Largest Drawdown

Cardano Surpasses $DOGE’s Market Cap as $ADA Recovers From Its Second-Largest Drawdown
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Total market capitalization of the Cardano Smart Contract platform ($ADA) outperformed that of the Dogecoin cryptocurrency ($DOGE), at a time when $ADA was recovered from his second largest ever draw.

When the writing is done, Cardano is the eighth market capitalized cryptocurrency after exceeding the $12.09 billion mark, with its price which has increased by more than 8% during the past seven days, and more than 31 per cent in the last 30 days.

During this Dogecoin time of the ninth digital currency by market cap at $11.16 billion, with its price increasing by 7.14% over the past seven days. Over the last 30 days, $doge has increased by approximately 9%, which means it has significantly underperformed the cardano.

Source: CryptoCompare

As CryptoGlobe reported, most holders of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency remain in a state of profit, despite an over-year-long bear market in the cryptocurrency space that saw the value of most digital assets plunge.

Based on the data company's chain in the block, Fifty-seven percent of dogecoin addresses are in cash, Which means they've purchased their chips below market prices, while 41 per cent of holders are cash strapped, or purchased their dog in excess of current market prices.

Also read: Does Dogecoin Have a Cap or Supply Limit?

The price of cardano in particular recovered this year compared to its second biggest withdrawal. According to CryptoCompare’s latest Asset Report, the smart contract platform’s native token ended the year at around $0.25 after losing 81.2% of its value over its 12 months. The loss was its second largest decline, after a 94.3% decline in the bearish market of 2018, where ada fell from $0.71 to $0.04.

The decline marked in particular the third decline in the annual performance in the history of Cardano. The recovery of the cryptocurrency came recently restarted whale addresses accumulating $ada, which could be a primary validator to monitor the breakage of the cryptocurrency. After dumping over 560 million $ADA over the final two months of 2022 $ADA whales have restarted accumulating this year, adding 217 million tokens to their stash so far.

As reported, global exit input (iog), the society in charge of research and development of cardano, recently announced the release of a toolkit software later this month which will enable developers to deploy customized sidechains on the cardano network.

The move is set to improve the overall ecosystem of the Cardano blockchain, as IOG noted that “purpose-built solutions are crucial for communities to address unique social and technical needs,” with Cardano sidechains being “custom solutions” that “sovereign communities” can build on a secure, interoperable parent network like Cardano.