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Die Präsidentin der EZB sieht offene Fragen bei der Regulierung von nicht-europäischen Stablecoins, die Euro-Kapitalabflüsse und Risiken bei der Rückgabe zur Folge haben könnten.

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Cardano (ADA) price has failed to break above the notable resistance level around $0.84 as analysts point to a shift in retail trader sentiment.
After surging alongside top altcoins to highs of $1.23 in December 2024, Cardano has found it hard to regain momentum, with short retail sentiment allowing bears to push ADA below $1 and to the $0.80 support level.
But what does a shift in sentiment mean for Cardano price?
Cardano remains among the top 10 coins by market cap, but is currently down more than 6% in the past week amid a significant change in retail trader sentiment.
ADA enjoyed a bullish commentary ratio in August as the price rose to above $1, with this coming on the back of a sharp pullback earlier in the month.
Per analysts at on-chain metrics platform Santiment, the retail outlook has again swung bearish, with a bullish-to-bearish commentary ratio of 1.5:1, the most negative the crowd sentiment has been in five months.
Santiment’s data, which highlights social media activity and comments, suggests gains follow such dips in retail sentiment.
Notably, this bearish sentiment has been a catalyst for a 5% price rebound thus far, with ADA price eying a fresh breakout.
“Cardano has quietly seen its normally optimistic crowd start to turn bearish. After the lowest sentiment recorded in 5 months, $ADA’s price is +5%. Patient holders and dip buyers during this three-week downswing should root for this trend of bearish retailers to continue,” Santiment posted on X.
Bulls are thus trying to keep the $0.80 support level intact.

The flip in retail sentiment has sparked optimism among analysts regarding Cardano’s price trajectory.
According to Santiment, hodlers and dip buyers may want to position further ahead of a potential price rally.
Historically, bearish retail sentiment has offered an ideal accumulation phase for whales, in this case, the outlook that could potentially drive ADA’s price upward.
“Prices typically move the opposite direction of the crowd’s expectations. When small traders sell off their bags out of impatience and frustration, it is generally the key stakeholders who accumulate and drive up prices again,” the analysts noted.
However, while short-term volatility is expected, Cardano may yet experience an extended pullback.
Broader market conditions and whale activity will provide signals, while traders may have to look at the technical picture.
As the market is largely weak amid September woes, ADA price could revisit support around $0.69 and $0.54.
On the upside, a breakout above $0.84 will allow buyers to aim for the psychological $1 level and $1.24. The all-time high is at $3.10.
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Ripple has confirmed bringing its institutional-grade stablecoin, RLUSD, to Africa.
The blockchain company has collaborated with fintech platform Chipper Cash, payment provider Yellow Card, and Africa’s top crypto exchange VALR to expand Ripple USD access.
1/ The next chapter for $RLUSD starts in Africa.
→ https://t.co/6gRqrdNwSWWe’re proud to bring our trusted, USD-backed stablecoin to the continent with new partners @chippercashapp, @VALRdotcom, and @YellowCard_App. 🌍
Together, we’ll unlock new potential for cross-border…
— Ripple (@Ripple) September 4, 2025
The move marks a notable milestone in the continent as remittances, access to the US dollar, and cross-border payments play a vital role in Africa’s financial landscape.
RLUSD has recorded impressive growth since its late 2024 launch, with a market cap above $700 million.
Its new expansion into Africa reflects Ripple’s dedication to making it central in financial models of growing economies.
Commenting on the move, Ripple’s Stablecoin SVP Jack McDonald said:
RLUSD has quickly become established in enterprise financial use cases, from payments to tokenization to collateral in both crypto and traditional trading markets. We’re seeing demand for RLUSD from our customers and other key institutional players globally, and are excited to now begin distribution in Africa through our local partners.
The African move comes weeks after Ripple joined forces with SBI Group to fuel RLUSD in Japan.
Once more, the blockchain company has tapped key players within the African tech space to expand stablecoin utility on the continent.
Chipper Cash, which offers fintech solutions to millions in Africa, will add RLUSD to streamline payments.
The company is already working with Ripple to streamline global transactions, and integrating RLUSD cements that collaboration.
Chipper Cash co-founder and CEO Ham Serunjogi promises to make the stablecoin available to its users “as soon as possible,” adding:
RLUSD is uniquely positioned to drive institutional use of blockchain technology across Africa and broader global markets, including through cross-border payments.
On the other hand, Yellow Card and VALR will broaden RLUSD’s access. The former has established itself as a lucrative payment network for users, even introducing gas-free transactions in July.
Yellow Card CEO Chris Maurice trusts the stablecoin integration will satisfy the rising demand for digital assets that support secure cross-border transactions and treasury management.
The CEO of crypto exchange VALR commented:
The listing of RLUSD reflects our broader strategy to support trusted stablecoin options that serve the evolving needs of both institutional and retail clients seeking a reliable digital dollar for a growing range of use cases.
Furthermore, Ripple is navigating using the stablecoin for humanitarian activities.
For instance, Kenya’s Mercy Corps Ventures is leveraging RLUSD to pilot climate insurance programs.
The stablecoin can serve as insurance against drought, with funds held in escrow and released if data indicates famine risks.
Another pilot focuses on rainfall, promising timely support during life-threatening weather conditions.
Such projects show how stablecoins can offer real-world solutions in emerging communities.
Africa is only part of Ripple’s international expansion goals.
The stablecoin is already accessible through exchanges like Gemini, Kraken, Mercado Bitcoin, Bullish, and Bitstamp.
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