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The Cardano Foundation has launched CIP-0113, a token standard designed for regulated stablecoins, funds and bonds that need compliance controls built directly into the asset. The standard allows issuers to restrict recipients, enforce identity and sanctions checks, and freeze, seize or transfer holdings under specified rules.

Cardano is pressing against a major resistance confluence near $0.285-$0.30 after a sharp intraday advance. A confirmed breakout could shift attention toward the $0.39-$0.40 area, though failure at resistance may keep ADA locked in its broader range.

Grayscale has withdrawn proposed ETF registrations tied to Cardano, Polkadot and Hedera after telling the SEC it no longer intends to proceed with the planned offerings. The withdrawals were sponsor initiated, not SEC rejections, and no securities were issued or sold.

Cardano developer Input Output is preparing to hand key software components to outside specialist teams, marking a major step in the blockchain’s decentralization roadmap. The transition comes as the network faces weak activity and a sharply lower ADA price, making execution a critical test for the ecosystem.

SecondFi confirmed three external attacks that drained 16 million ADA from 374 wallets through a flaw in its wallet generation software. The team says it secured another 129 million ADA before attackers could reach it, but losses could still exceed $20 million.

Bitcoin slips to $96.5K after spiking amid geopolitical tensions, while Cardano’s ADA outperforms major altcoins ahead of the FOMC meeting.

Bitcoin drops 2%, triggering a broader sell-off in ADA, SOL, and XRP. Despite ETF unwinding and tariff concerns, traders remain optimistic about altcoins.

The crypto market is in turmoil as Bitcoin drops near $80K and major altcoins like Dogecoin (DOGE), Cardano (ADA), and XRP tumble 10%. Fear and Greed Index hits 'Extreme Fear'—what does this mean for the market?