Bearing witness to an overarching seller dominance, significant altcoins like Cardano (ADA) find themselves in precarious positions, prompted by the extended stability of Bitcoin. Recent data hints at potential further declines.
Analyzing Cardano’s Charts and Comments
The price of Cardano remained under $0.380 for the past two weeks, affirming the sellers’ advantage. ADA’s selling pressure has intensified since mid-April, targeting the support region of $0.37 on May 8. Despite intermittent recoveries, investors remain apprehensive due to the uncertainty surrounding Bitcoin.
In April, the rising order block (OB) formed on March 30 signaled an important demand and support area. However, sellers breached this support in early May, pulling down ADA‘s price. Considering the persistent sell-offs over the past months, this was unsurprising.
ADA Coin Price Predictions
If Bitcoin’s price retains the $26,000 level, recovery expectations for ADA Coin will continue to be undermined. In a potential decline scenario, the targeted level is $0.3488. Alternatively, if the bulls manage to push ADA above $0.38, particularly in an environment where Bitcoin’s price closes above $27,400, resistance levels at $0.3919 and $0.42 could be tested.
Bitcoin’s prolonged stagnation amplifies the probability of an imminent major breakout. A rapid move towards $28,500 or $25,200 is anticipated for the crypto king.
In terms of futures, ADA Coin presents a neutral picture. The clearest signal regarding price direction, like many other altcoins, lies in BTC’s movements. A significant price catalyst for the markets could be an agreement on the U.S. debt ceiling in the coming days.
At the time of writing, BTC was trading at $26,864 with a 24-hour volume at the $25 billion mark. BTC dominance stood at 46.3%.