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Cardano Plunges 13 Percent Despite Smart Contract Launch

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Mon, 13/09/2021 - 6:14
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Cardano Plunges 13 Percent Despite Smart Contract Launch
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Cardano, the largest proof-of-stake blockchain, has successfully launched smart contracts after months of anticipation.

The Alonzo upgrade was deployed at 10:44 p.m. UTC to much fanfare.    

IOG CEO Charles Hoskinson is in a celebratory mood, urging Polymarket to donate $50,000 to the charity of his choice.

As reported by U.Today, a prediction market, which allowed users to bet whether or not Cardano would launch smart contracts by October.

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While the odds were initially stacked against Hoskinson and his team, the market has now been resolved in their favor.

Still, the smart contract rollout ended up being a “sell the news” event, with the ADA price plunging more than 13 percent despite the buzz surrounding the blockchain’s most significant upgrade to date.

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Solana (SOL) and Avalanche (AVAX) have also posted double-digit losses, but Polkadot (DOT) has managed to buck the trend with a 13 percent price spike. 

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