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Cardano is seeing a slight 3% increase in ''large'' transactions, according to IntotheBlock analytics. As of press time, Cardano was exchanging hands at $1.19, down 7.16% in the last 24 hours. "Large transactions" tracked by IntoTheBlock refer to transactions around 100,000 or more.
IntoThe Block analytics give Cardano's present whale concentration as 6%. This might suggest that a small number of the richest ADA holders control a huge amount of the entire Cardano supply.
Therefore, whales' activity may be quite significant for ADA token. Cardano ranks 7th largest with a present market capitalization of $41 billion.
A swoop on the dip?
Cardano (ADA) has steadily declined after topping out at $2.90 on Sep. 2. ADA's multi-month declines pushed its daily RSI, a momentum indicator, into oversold territory.
These are exciting times, with our growing dev community busy building & testing their #DApp projects. #DEXs, oracles, marketplaces, liquidity providers & more!@cryptstitution from the IOG community team has been meeting just a few of some of the projects #BuildingOnCardano?1/n
— Input Output (@InputOutputHK) December 17, 2021
In addition, ADA's price drop also led to what seems to be an "accumulation area." Whales have been known to swoop in during periods of dips or macroconsolidation so as to buy their favorite tokens at a discount. Development activity continues on the Cardano blockchain.
On-chain analytics firm Santiment noted that Solana, Polkadot and Cardano lead the way in daily development activity.
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