Ripple’s XRP and Cardano’s ADA are one of the most sought-after cryptocurrencies with a market capitalization worth billions of dollars. XRP violated its record high of $3.40 after seven and a half years of exposure to the new $3.65 ATH last week, but its counterpart ADA is trying to replicate the price rise without success.
With the cryptocurrency market being pumped up, can Cardano ADA repeat Ripple’s XRP prices on the chart? This article highlights how ADAs can trade on indexes during this period, or how low ADAs can trade. Stock and cryptocurrency markets are gathering as institutional investors are all in the market.
After the Ripple XRP, can the Cardano Ada hit the highest height ever?
Cardano’s native token ADA is very different from Ripple’s XRP. As Coingecko revealed, ADA’s purchase pressure is minimal, with a $2.5 billion trading volume of $2.5 billion. XRP’s 24-hour trading volume is $9 billion, roughly four times that of Cardano.
Development shows that Cardano’s trading pressure remains neutral, not up to the mark. Compared to XRP, its trading volume was $2.8 billion last month, a 220% increase in 30 days. This means that a surge in transactions will play a key role in boosting prices on the chart.
Over the past three years, Cardano’s ADA has plummeted in value after climbing beyond the $1 mark. It occurred in April 2022, December 2024, and January 2025. As traders begin selling at this price level, major Altcoins cannot exceed the range of more than $1. The chances of Cardano’s ADA violating its all-time high of $3.09 are minimal and it cannot replicate the Ripple XRP run. It’s been almost four years since I tried to violate the $3.09 ATH, but it could take a lot longer than I expected.
