Cardano Goes Mainstream: Brave Wallet Adds ADA in Web3 Power Play
Another ’strategic partnership’ in crypto land—this time, Cardano (ADA) gets a backstage pass to Brave’s 50M+ user wallet. Because nothing screams adoption like another token fighting for attention in a crowded sidebar.
Why it matters: Brave’s privacy-focused browser just handed Cardano its biggest distribution channel yet. No more begging exchanges for listing fees—just pure, unfiltered access to Web3 curious normies.
The fine print: Integration goes live Q3 2025. Expect ADA staking, DApp connectivity, and at least three overpriced NFT projects leveraging this ’synergy’ by EOY. TradFi bankers, start your eye-rolling.
- Input Output and Brave have teamed up to bring Cardano to Brave wallet users.
- With Cardano integration, Brave Wallet users can now store, trade, and take part in governance using ADA.
- ADA recently spiked to $0.865 but now trades below $0.80, facing resistance near $0.8450.
Input Output, the development company behind Cardano, has formed a partnership with Brave, the web browser known for its focus on user privacy. With over 86 million users, Brave’s partnership could give Cardano broad exposure and wider adoption.
Direct Cardano Access via Brave Wallet
As part of the deal, Brave users and the cardano community can now interact with the Cardano blockchain directly through the Brave Wallet. This includes storing, sending, receiving, swapping, and signing transactions with ADA and other native assets, as well as taking part in governance—all within the browser.
Brave Wallet already supports ethereum and Solana. Now, adding Cardano extends its reach in the crypto world and gives users another trusted network to interact with. Brendan Eich, Brave’s CEO and co-founder, described the move as one that not only brings in more access but also “enhances security, governance participation, and the overall user experience.”
We’re excited to work with @BrendanEich, @lukemulks, and the entire @brave team on integrating Cardano into the Brave Wallet, including Cardano native assets.
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Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder, praised the development, calling the collaboration “a natural fit.” He emphasized the importance of on-chain governance and how this MOVE supports that direction. He also said the Brave integration is just the beginning, as more deals are expected over the coming months.
Hoskinson admitted that this partnership should have happened earlier. “This was long overdue,” he said. “It could have happened in 2022, but certain parties dropped the ball.” He referred to this and upcoming moves as part of “fixing broken windows,” describing them as necessary steps that were delayed but are now finally in place.
Cardano (ADA) Price Slipped Below $0.80
In the past 24 hours, ADA dropped by 2.93%, but over the last week, it gained 19.53%, with a brief spike touching $0.865. As of now, the price has slipped under $0.80 and is trading below the 100-hour simple moving average, which hints at possible resistance.
Resistance could first appear NEAR the $0.80 mark, with the next hurdles at $0.8180 and $0.8450. A solid push beyond $0.8450 might trigger a rally toward $0.880 and possibly $0.90, giving some momentum to bulls in the near future.
If ADA is unable to surpass the $0.80 resistance level, bearish momentum could return and put sellers back in control. Immediate support is seen around $0.7750, with stronger support levels at $0.740. A fall under that might lead to a drop as low as $0.7050, and beyond that, $0.680 might become the next battleground.
The technical readings show some warning signs. The hourly MACD is losing steam in the bullish zone, and the RSI has dropped below the 50 mark. That signals a risk of continued downward pressure unless momentum returns.
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