Cardano added 14,783 non‑empty ADA wallets after its June 23 low, and the price rose toward $0.20. The price fell below $0.20 on June 4, a level not seen since 2020, amid broader market weakness and Cardano‑specific concerns, including funding disputes and cancelled ecosystem plans. Founder Charles Hoskinson expressed concerns about the project’s future, and the Cardano Summit 2026 was cancelled. The TapTools privacy tool was shut down earlier in the year. On July 5, ADA was quoted at $0.18914, down 2.08% over the previous 24 hours but up 31.08% over the past seven days, with a market cap near $7.05 billion. Santiment reported that the network added 14,783 wallets after the June 23 low, the first increase since that date. The data suggest retail participants are returning, but the count alone does not indicate the size of purchases. ADA must move above $0.20 to support a longer‑term recovery; failure to do so may expose the token to another pullback. The rebound occurs while the broader ecosystem continues to raise questions about funding, development activity, and the impact of recent technical changes such as the launch of the Midnight privacy sidechain.