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Cardano (ADA) Holders Are Going to Be Heavily Rewarded but No Guarantees: Dan Gambardello

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Thu, 6/04/2023 - 15:33
Cardano (ADA) Holders Are Going to Be Heavily Rewarded but No Guarantees: Dan Gambardello
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Dan Gambardello has taken to Twitter to share an optimistic take on the future of ADA in terms of financial gains for its holders.

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He tweeted that expects ADA holders who have been hodling for the last 1.5 years are going to be “heavily rewarded”. He specified that it was his intuition and there are “zero guarantees” here.

On April 5, he tweeted that he believes in ADA price recovery since the Total Value Locked on the Cardano chain keeps growing and he reckons this to be a key factor for the future ADA price growth. The TVL on the biggest Proof-Of-Stake blockchain set a record of 420.2 million ADA on March 22, per Gambardello’s tweet. That is the equivalent of approximately $144 million. When the worth of staked ADA is added to this, the overall figure increased to $155 million.

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As of this writing, ADA is down 1.85 percent over the last 24 hours and is trading at $0.3839, according to the data provided by CoinMarketCap.

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