Cardano Delegate Votes No on Upgrades Funding
Cardano delegate @ItsDave_ADA votes no with 66.7M ADA on treasury withdrawal for upgrades, citing financial scrutiny over 13M ADA request valued at $3.1M USD.
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Prominent Cardano delegate @ItsDave_ADA just cast a decisive no vote using 66.7 million ADA voting power against the Treasury Withdrawal Governance Action for Cardano Upgrades, representing his delegates in a move that underscores growing tensions in ADA governance vote processes.
Financial Prudence Over Technical Ambition
While praising the technical merits of the proposed upgrades, @ItsDave_ADA emphasized the need for strict financial oversight on the request exceeding 13 million ADA, equivalent to over $3.1 million USD at a $0.24 ADA price. He highlighted the lack of granular breakdowns for 11.268 million ADA allocated to broad development, including absent details on headcount and rates, amid broader Cardano treasury withdrawal debates. The bundling of three initiatives into one vote added unacceptable ambiguity, making this a tough but necessary rejection in the evolving crypto market crash recovery phase over the past six months.
Technical Confluence on ADA's 4H Chart
ADA trades at $0.27 in a clear bullish structure, hugging the EMA50 support at $0.26 while the EMA200 at $0.25 anchors longer-term stability. Momentum builds with a MACD golden cross signaling fresh upside conviction, yet the RSI at 63.93 stays neutral, avoiding overbought extremes. Price action squeezes inside the Bollinger Bands, testing upper resistance at $0.28 where volatility could exhaust and trigger a tactical pullback to the lower band support at $0.26—confluence here points to measured continuation if buyers defend that EMA cluster, much like the resilience seen in Bitcoin consolidations last quarter during similar ADA price prediction setups.
Dave
@ItsDave_ADACardano ecosystem contributor operating the DAVE Stake Pool and serving as a DRep in network governance.