Algorand (ALGO)

Algorand (ALGO) was worth about $0.133 on September 29, 2026. That is 16% more than the day before, and 72% more than six weeks ago. Two pieces of news explain the sudden interest. In late August, the network switched on an upgrade that protects its users' accounts against future quantum computers. Then, on August 31, a new boss arrived: William Herkelrath, a Chainlink veteran, tasked with winning over banks and asset managers. Usage is following: 677,000 active wallets in August, 29.6% more than in July. One question remains: is the market really buying Algorand, or simply riding a broad crypto rally?

Algorand strikes like lightning in the crypto jungle. But a sudden dive reminds us that the skies do not forgive excess.

The anticipation surrounding Cardano's Chang hard fork has turned into frustrated waiting. Initially scheduled for August 27, this significant event for the Cardano ecosystem has been postponed to September 1. This news has shaken the community of investors and developers, who were eagerly awaiting this update. Why is this delay so important? Because it is not just a technical update, but a real turning point in Cardano's governance, with active participation from token holders in network decisions. This delay raises questions about the readiness of exchanges and the future of Cardano in an increasingly competitive blockchain sector.