According to @ItsDave_ADA, the author posted the message "Cardano Hydra I'm coming" on Nov 29, 2025, confirming only that a Hydra-related personal statement was shared publicly. Source: @ItsDave_ADA tweet, Nov 29, 2025. The post provides no timeline, version, deployment details, or network change information, so no confirmed upgrade can be inferred from the message itself. Source: @ItsDave_ADA tweet, Nov 29, 2025. Hydra is Cardano’s layer-2 scaling framework using Hydra Heads for low-latency, high-throughput transactions and micro-payments that can influence dApp performance and fee dynamics when implemented, but this post does not announce such implementation. Sources: Input Output Global Hydra documentation; @ItsDave_ADA tweet, Nov 29, 2025. No price, volume, or on-chain metrics are included in the post. Source: @ItsDave_ADA tweet, Nov 29, 2025.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, Cardano Hydra looks good, indicating a positive sentiment signal toward the network’s scaling effort (source: @ItsDave_ADA, X post dated Nov 25, 2025). Hydra is described by Input Output Global as an off-chain scaling suite for Cardano that uses Hydra Heads to improve throughput and latency while anchoring security to the base chain (source: Input Output Global, Hydra documentation). The post does not include new release dates, benchmarks, or roadmap milestones, so this can be read as a sentiment update rather than a confirmed technical rollout (source: @ItsDave_ADA). For ADA traders, this highlights community optimism around scaling progress without accompanying quantitative metrics to assess near-term fundamentals (source: @ItsDave_ADA; source: Input Output Global).