Cardano’s ADA is testing support near $0.20 after a sharp selloff left long traders bearing almost all recent derivatives liquidations. Coinglass recorded $1.17 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours, including $1.16 million from long positions and $11,410 from shorts, producing a 10,166% imbalance. ADA fell 3.66% to $0.20 over that period and is down 9.27% for the week from last Saturday’s high of $0.259. The decline coincided with broader weekend weakness in crypto markets after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh made hawkish remarks at the Jackson Hole event. September rate-hike odds rose to 42% from 35% a day earlier, according to CME FedWatch. The outcome of ADA’s effort to hold $0.20 is being watched in coming sessions because a decisive move outside its current range could bring greater volatility. Cardano’s Dijkstra development is also progressing across node development, protocol parameters, supporting infrastructure and node diversity. Intersect said Node 11.1 is in pre-release, while Node 11.2 is expected within the next 2–3 weeks with the Plutus V4 ledger interface. That release is intended to improve visibility into Dijkstra and support early capability testing, but is not the hard-fork-ready version. A feature-complete Node 11.3 release is expected in the months ahead, while the overall delivery timeline continues to be assessed against the node-release schedule. Stake pool operators can meanwhile participate in Leios development on the Musashi testnet, with a rewards program announced earlier this month.