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Cardano Retail Interest Soars as Traders' Balance Spikes 190% in 30 Days: IntoTheBlock

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Wed, 4/05/2022 - 13:15
Cardano Retail Interest Soars as Traders' Balance Spikes 190% in 30 Days: IntoTheBlock
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Data shared by IntoTheBlock on-chain analytics vendor shows that retail traders have been increasing their ADA balance over the past 30 days. Now, they hold nearly 40% of the entire ADA supply in circulation.

"Retail interest rapidly increases"

The tweet shows that retail traders that have been holding ADA for fewer than 30 days have added more coins to their balance, increasing it by a whopping 186%. This astounding increase has taken place just within the past month.

Now, these wallets cumulatively contain 33.7 billion ADA. Therefore, their ADA balance has increased to as much as 36.13% of Cardano coins in circulation.

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