The Cardano price is bleeding intraday, but its cofounder is making some noise for the asset, building long-term hopes and fueling renewed optimism.
From Charles Hoskinson’s hints of XRP integration in the Lace wallet to the ADA price chart showing a symmetrical triangle breakout, investors are watching closely on these long-term bullish observations.
Therefore, with ADA crypto’s multichain strategy and the Leios upgrade ahead, the question is whether Cardano’s price can revisit 2021 highs.
Cardano’s Lace Wallet Expands to XRP Integration
In terms of fundamental growth, Cardano seems to be on the right track, and this last weekend, one of the biggest catalysts was the hint that Cardano’s multichain wallet Lace could integrate XRP support, probably by late 2025.
In the post, Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder, can be seen confirming discussions with Ripple leaders, noting that Lace would soon allow XRP transactions alongside ADA and Bitcoin (BTC).
This move signals an important step in blockchain interoperability, potentially driving liquidity and utility across networks.
For Cardano, expanding beyond ADA and Bitcoin into XRP reflects a growing ecosystem focus and offers investors hope for stronger cross-chain adoption.
Technical Outlook: ADA Breaks Symmetrical Triangle
Beyond ecosystem news, the Cardano price chart has been trending upward after a bullish technical breakout on a symmetrical triangle pattern.
An analyst has also confirmed of this pattern’s breakout on the daily timeframe on the upside, suggesting strong momentum.
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