Cardano (ADA) appears to be more dented by a bear market than some of its other major peers, recent data shows.
The token is down 2.2% in the past week at $0.4845, compared to steady gains across most other top-10 cryptocurrencies.
While hype over the blockchain’s upcoming Vasil Hard Fork had driven some price gains earlier this month, it now appears to have died down. ADA is trading down about 25% for June, and is around its lowest levels in 14 months.
ADA has also seen a substantial drop in daily trading volumes, from a peak of $2.4 billion earlier this month, to about $700 million over the past two weeks.
But lower volumes could set the token up for a sharp rally, especially if major whales were to begin accumulating.
Cardano sees large drop in unique addresses, sentiment
Data from blockchain analytics firm Santiment showed that the number unique addresses interacting on Cardano have slumped to their lowest in a year, amid waning sentiment.
Sentiment towards the blockchain has also sunk to its lowest since February- the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. Cardano saw about 53,050 unique addresses interacting on the chain on Monday, and an average of 73,204 addresses over the past 30 days