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ADA

ADA

1 8.8
A digital currency used to pay fees and make transactions on the Cardano network
  • noun
  • /ˈeɪ.də/
  • Jargon
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  • "This is a dog for post-traumatic stress disorder, and I thought that emotional support animals weren't allowed under the ADA requirements for service animals that were revised in 2011.

Examples

  • Kelly spread-eagled on top of her ADA, slamming the actual murder weapon on the blood-stained mattress.

  • Now, I've been buying ADA because it fell harder than BTC and ETH.

  • OK, iOS the what do you think about the new changes first on websites like we we've already launched the through Pogo, the ADA piece on our site.

  • Bitcoin ADA Solana, you know I don't mind picking up Kryptos during periods of peak fun.

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  • In light of the ADA, this would be of great value in predicting the consequences of task modifications and/or workstation alterations without subjecting an injured worker or an individual with a disability to unnecessary testing.

    Academic text (1997)
  • Many investors believe that holding ADA can provide long-term growth potential in the cryptocurrency market.

Compounds

ADA-SCID
  • Specialized
9.9

A serious illness from birth that makes the immune system not work because of a gene change

Surface Forms

ADA singular
ADAs plural

Etymology

ADA is named in honor of Ada Lovelace, a 19th-century mathematician often called the 'first computer programmer', so the token's name is a tribute to early computing and fits Cardano's focus on technology.