Hoskinson also stressed Cardano's dedication to tackling real-world challenges through initiatives like Catalyst, which supports community projects. He also pointed out the constitutional convention in Argentina. These endeavors highlight Cardano's broader mission to address "real-world economic, political, and social issues."
The Cardano Foundation recently announced a new partnership in Argentina, stating, "We are thrilled to announce a new collaboration in Argentina!" They continued, "Following a public signing between Rogelio Frigerio and Rafael Fraga, the #CardanoFoundation is partnering with Entre RĂos state to advance #blockchain adoption."
Furthermore, Hoskinson referenced this announcement to express optimism about the progress. He commented, "Argentina is ramping up!" Therefore, this declaration marks the beginning of several community-friendly announcements expected in the next six months.
Reaching new all-time highs for Cardano might be feasible within the current year. There's potential for the ADA token to surge well beyond the $3 threshold. However, predicting a surpassing of $5 or nearing $10 is more challenging. Such milestones may not materialize until at least 2025.
Cardano's past performance showcases significant price fluctuations throughout the years. In 2017, Cardano experienced its most remarkable year, with the ADA price soaring by 2,779.80% from $0.024970 to $0.719072.
Conversely, 2018 marked the worst period for Cardano, witnessing a steep decline of -94.29% from $0.719072 to $0.041067. On average, Cardano has demonstrated an annual growth rate of 542.83% over the past eight years. Notably, Cardano tends to excel in the fourth quarter, with an average gain of 406.42%, while its weakest performance typically occurs in the third quarter, with an average loss of -5.62%. These trends offer valuable insights into Cardano's historical price trends and seasonal variations.#ADA.æșèœçç„ćșđ„đ„ #ADABullish
