Cardano Price Prediction – The price of Cardano ADA has been struggling against the USD and Bitcoin. There have been upward surges followed by downward dips. Yesterday, the price of ADA managed to move above the resistance at $0.03120. After settling on this level for a while, the bulls gathered momentum again taking the price above another resistance at $0.0320. There was another strong resistance at $0.03240 but the cryptocurrency managed to cross this level toward the end of trading yesterday.

Cardano News Today – Cardano ADA Gathers Momentum From $0.03190

When the price of Cardano ADA crossed the $0.03190 level, the bulls gathered momentum at this support level. They crushed through the resistances at $0.03240 and $0.0350. At the time of writing, the price of Cardano ADA was $0.033457. This means that it is up by 3.94% against the USD. The trading volume over 24 hours is $82,841,104 and the market capitalization is $867,429,097. If the price can stay above the support at $0.03190, more gains will be acquired near-term. Otherwise, the bears might come back to the market.

In other news, the founder of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson recently talked about the founder of Bitcoin, and blockchain technology, Satoshi Nakamoto. During an interview with U.today, Hokinson said that developers should be able to find the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. According to him, the thing they need to find him can be found in Bitcoin’s code. In his words;

“You can apply stylometric techniques to that code and apply it to all the open-source projects that have ever been written and there’s a very high probability you’re going to find a match between that code and other code.”

Considering when and how Bitcoin was written, Hokinson said that Satoshi would most likely be in his fifties or sixties and would be an academic and not an engineer. He continued;

“The programing language used for writing the Bitcoin code was used mostly in computer science pedagogy, especially in England and in the Eastern United States during that period. That alone “gives you a lot of indication of where that person was trained. Bitcoin has operated just fine since 2012. It’s been eight years now and we haven’t had any issues. So why do we need to bring the founder back?”

What do you think? Should the blockchain community continue to look for the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto?