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ETH Cardano Internet activity rebounded significantly, but ADA prices fell against the trend.
According to the latest data from Sanitation, Cardano Internet activity increased significantly this week, despite a decline in ADA prices. Data shows that Cardano's daily active addresses reached approximately 27,500 on October 7, and approximately 27,200 on October 8. This figure is about 1.7 times the average for a working day in September. At the same time, ADA prices fell by about 13% from the close of October 6 to October 8.
Sanitation points out: Activity growth is true
What's interesting about the Sanitation report is that this growth is not simply explained by a broader cryptocurrency sell-off. During the same period, the number of active addresses for Bitcoin and Ethereum remained close to or below their September average. Cardano showed the opposite trend.
The chart also shows that ADA activity began to accelerate on October 7 when CIP-0113 was launched on the main network. This timing point suggests that new token standards may be a factor driving increased activity. However, Sanitation also pointed out that current activity levels are still below the peak at the end of August, when Cardano's active addresses reached about 2.2 times normal levels. Therefore, this is not a historical extreme, but it is still a meaningful leap forward.
ADA prices diverge from Internet use
Sanitation's chart clearly shows this divergence: ADA prices fell from about $0.27 to around $0.23, but the number of active addresses increased over the same period. From a network perspective, this is a positive sign, meaning users are still interacting with Cardano even as prices are weak. However, a day or two of strong performance is not enough to establish a long-term trend.
The key question is whether Cardano can maintain its current level of activity after the initial release period of CIP-0113. If the number of active addresses remains high for several weeks, the data will more convincingly prove that Cardano's use is indeed expanding. Currently, Sanitation's report confirms an important fact: ADA's recent price weakness has not been accompanied by a weakening in online activity.
