Whales Acquire ADA Amid Retail Selling
Whale accumulation of Cardano (ADA) while retail investors sell, showing market dynamics and potential rebounds.

- Whales accumulate 454.7 million ADA while retail sells.
- Cardano trades at approximately $0.35.
- Suggested rebound potential above $0.40 due to whale demand.
Whale investors have acquired 454.7 million ADA, valued between $161 million and $204 million, from late November 2025 to January 2026, as Cardano trades near $0.35.
This accumulation suggests a potential price rebound above $0.40, with whale demand countering retail selling, as on-chain metrics reveal a shift in market dynamics.
As Santiment, On-Chain Analytics Provider, stated: “When whales buy and retail sells, it’s historically an ideal setup for a subsequent rebound when crypto markets start to stabilize.”
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