Cardano just got a major institutional stamp of approval. The blockchain protocol is now included in Nasdaq's Crypto Index, a rules-based benchmark specifically built for institutional players looking to gain exposure to quality digital assets. What makes this notable? Getting the nod from Nasdaq means Cardano cleared pretty rigorous hurdles—meeting their benchmarks for liquidity, custody infrastructure, and market integrity. It's the kind of thing that tends to matter when traditional finance institutions are deciding whether to take crypto seriously. For ADA holders, it's another validation that the network continues building credibility in the institutional space.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 01-12 23:30
ADA is really taking off now. Nasdaq approval means institutions are really starting to pay attention.
ADA has finally reached this moment. It's our turn now, right?
Nasdaq has given the green light, but now it depends on whether the market will buy in.
Institutional recognition is one thing, but the key is how high it can go from here.
This is a signal that the official troops are entering the market. ADA's pattern is now different.
Wait, can it really be price-boosting? It feels like a one-time news...
Finally, Cardano can also establish a foothold with institutions. It was about time.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-12 22:56
ADA this time really has something, Nasdaq's recognition indicates that traditional finance is starting to take us seriously.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-12 22:30
ADA finally made a breakthrough, NASDAQ recognition is basically institutional endorsement
Can a coin listed on NASDAQ still underperform? I bet this wave has potential
Now those who are bearish on Cardano should shut up, right?
To be honest, NASDAQ's threshold is indeed strict. ADA being able to get in shows solid strength
Institutional entry is like this—once recognized, won't the price be far behind?
ADA: I need this recognition to prove myself
This is the real positive news, not those flashy headlines
Wait, has liquidity custody also been approved? It feels like ADA is really getting things done
With NASDAQ backing, ADA is about to turn things around
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MEVvictim
· 01-12 06:37
ADA has finally caught Nasdaq's attention. Are institutional funds coming in? Never mind, don't overthink it. This is just another pre-rally news; those who sold early will be crying.
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0xSoulless
· 01-10 00:52
Nasdaq approval? Sounds good, but before major institutions actually start buying, we probably have to wait a bit longer. This threshold may look strict, but it's really just a tool for filtering out retail investors.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 01-10 00:44
ADA is finally starting to show some real potential. Nasdaq endorsement is no joke.
Institutions are finally taking a serious look at Cardano. This is what long-term believers have been waiting for.
Nasdaq approval? It indicates that liquidity is solid, custody has been approved, and ADA is stable.
What does this mean for institutional investors? It means they can confidently get on board.
ADA holders deserve to enjoy this wave; the builders' patience is finally paying off.
Honestly, compared to those flashy projects, Cardano's steady and reliable approach is finally being recognized.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-10 00:43
ADA has risen again, Nasdaq's recognition really means something
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Damn, institutions finally took notice of ADA, now it's stable
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Liquidity, custody, integrity... Nasdaq's threshold is indeed high, ADA has held up
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Holding ADA for so long, finally waiting for this moment
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With Nasdaq's support, traditional finance is starting to get serious?
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ADA is really about to take off... No, I should have bought more earlier
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Institutional recognition carries weight, unlike some worthless coins
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-10 00:36
Nasdaq approval? To put it nicely, it's a positive signal, but in reality, it's a sign that institutions are starting to harvest profits. How high can ADA go in this wave?
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-10 00:23
ADA's recent recognition by Nasdaq really came at the right time, and institutional money is starting to take it seriously. Liquidity, custody, and credibility all pass the test, indicating that Cardano is not just hype; its infrastructure is indeed in place. Holders should be smiling.
Cardano just got a major institutional stamp of approval. The blockchain protocol is now included in Nasdaq's Crypto Index, a rules-based benchmark specifically built for institutional players looking to gain exposure to quality digital assets. What makes this notable? Getting the nod from Nasdaq means Cardano cleared pretty rigorous hurdles—meeting their benchmarks for liquidity, custody infrastructure, and market integrity. It's the kind of thing that tends to matter when traditional finance institutions are deciding whether to take crypto seriously. For ADA holders, it's another validation that the network continues building credibility in the institutional space.