Cardano (ADA) is once again making headlines, not just for price movements—but for its rising popularity on Google. According to market watchers, the latest Cardano search surge has hit levels not seen since November 2024, prompting speculation that ADA could be gearing up for a breakout.
ADA Up Nearly 23% in a Week
Between April 7 and April 14, 2025, Cardano’s price rose by 22.86%, jumping from around $0.54 to $0.66. While ADA has dipped slightly in the last 24 hours, its momentum remains strong overall.
Crypto analysts point to this recent trend as a potential signal of renewed investor interest.
Search Interest Mirrors 2024 Rally
The popular X account “Angry Crypto Show” noted that Cardano’s Google search volume has spiked again—resembling the surge that occurred on November 2, 2024. Back then, ADA rocketed from $0.36 to $1.14 in just three weeks, marking a massive 300% gain.
This similarity has fueled speculation that ADA could be preparing for another major rally. Many in the crypto community are watching closely for confirmation.
However, a separate analysis by The Crypto Basic clarified that the peak in search interest actually happened in early March, when ADA was trading above $0.75. Since then, both price and interest have slightly declined.
Decentralization Milestone Adds Fuel
Another reason for the renewed attention is a major announcement from Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder. On April 12, he declared that Cardano has achieved full decentralization, a milestone ten years in the making.
During a livestream titled “See You on the Other Side,” Hoskinson praised the success of the Voltaire governance model and hinted that he might step back from his leadership role.
Meanwhile, IOHK’s product manager revealed that Cardano had processed over 15.5 billion transactions in a single day, surpassing the capacity of payment giants like Visa.
But ADA Still Lags Below $1
Despite these advances, ADA continues to trade below the $1 mark. Crypto analyst Jesse Olson shared a chart showing that Cardano is still stuck in the same $0.55–$0.60 range it occupied more than 1,500 days ago.
While the project has seen multiple rallies and corrections, it has yet to break past its all-time high. Olson also reminded investors that past performance does not guarantee future gains, and long-term holding alone may not yield profits.
Final Thoughts
The recent Cardano search surge has rekindled excitement among crypto enthusiasts. With major technical milestones and growing user interest, ADA may be setting up for a strong move.
Still, traders should remain cautious. As always, it’s crucial to consider both market hype and on-chain fundamentals when making decisions.
