Cashing coins with Cardano? Who knows. All we know is that it’s been quite the rollercoaster for the Cardano price.

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Here you can see the daily prices, the trading volume, and the market cap of Cardano. Looking for a specific date? You can enter any dates you like. Who knows, you will spot the next trend!

Surely you've heard of Cardano (ADA) as the coin has been getting a lot of attention lately. Especially after the market crash caused by COVID-19 on 12 March 2020, the price has been going up extremely fast.

So the price of Cardano is one to keep an eye on. But why is everyone so excited? And why would you want to invest in Cardano?

We won't give you any advice, but hopefully our fancy tools will help you to make the right decision.

Just like Ethereum, Cardano is a platform for building new decentralized gimmicks and programs. ADA is the currency used to make all of this work on the Cardano platform.

But there is another similarity between Ethereum and Cardano. One of the OGs of Ethereum is Charles Hoskinson, who is also the big man behind Cardano.

The value of Cardano changes every moment of the day, and you can follow it live on this page. Or even better, follow it in the BLOX app. The market is active all the time: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year (and sometimes even 366 days). Or at least until your battery runs out...

This also means there is no closing price, but you can always look at the ADA price performance of the last 24 hours. The price is in essence something simple: if there is more demand, then the price rises. If there is more supply, then the price drops.

Cardano prides itself on being supported by many academics. They claim their project is based on scientific philosophy, compelling theories, and peer reviews.

These are impressive words that have made Cardano a big name, without any notable marketing.

Hoskinson has a background in mathematics, which is reflected in the name. ADA comes from Ada Lovelace, the daughter of poet Lord Byron. Ada was a mathematician, and as one of the founders of modern programming, perhaps the first ‘nerd’ ever.

Cardano is named after the Italian scientist and all-rounder Girolamo Cardano. He was the first to publish general solutions to the third- and fourth-degree equations when… Actually, before we get in too deep, let’s get back to the Cardano price.

Check the current price of Cardano above, and notice how the rate was once 1.18 euro. Crazy, right? And yet, records are there to be broken.

With Cardano, anything is possible. The currency has been in development since 2015, and was launched two years later. Once the currency was available, there were no radio commercials, TV commercials, or annoying pop-ups that you can't ignore.

Instead of using any of these marketing tricks, Cardano grew under its own steam and on the basis of a rock solid team into a coin that has become incredibly valuable.

Cardano was about 0.01 euro at its launch, and within a month you could trade this coin at all the major crypto exchanges. Within three months the coin had become worth 1.18 euro. But how?!

The fun seemed to be over with the crash of early 2018. Fortunately, since 2020 has started, the coin has been getting back on its feet.

We already spoiled it: we do not give any investment advice. Not only that, we urge you to only invest money that you can miss. Crypto is cool, and Cardano is awesome, but be careful with the ever so volatile crypto prices.