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In the recent developments of the crypto market, Bitcoin has marked significant gains while serious declines have been observed in altcoin projects. Accordingly, Cardano‘s (ADA) current price trajectory is undergoing a downtrend. However, some data analyzed indicates that a potential recovery phase for ADA‘s price could be near. If this change occurs, ADA could be gearing up for a significant rally.
Noteworthy Data for Cardano
Cardano experienced a 15% drop last week and is currently hovering around a support level of $0.570, a resistance level that has been tested multiple times. Although this situation suggests a continuation of the downtrend, on-chain data paints a more optimistic picture.
The Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio, an important indicator of investor profitability, places ADA in a significant position for accumulation. With the 30-day MVRV at -12.5%, indicating current losses, this scenario could typically lead to increased buying activity. Historically, ADA could see a recovery within the -8% to -18% MVRV range, which is defined as an opportunity zone for investors.
Moreover, when the total profitable supply drops below 65%, ADA’s price tends to show a recovery trend. Currently, only about 60% of ADA’s total supply is in a profitable state, which is consistent with past recovery patterns that have been ongoing for over three years.
ADA Chart Analysis
Trading at $0.57, ADA is at a critical point, trying to maintain its position above support. Considering the conditions, it seems reasonable to rise to $0.63, a level that has served as significant resistance in the past. Breaking this resistance could likely initiate a rally towards $0.70 or higher.
However, if ADA falls below the $0.56 support level before a recovery occurs, it will negatively affect the bullish outlook and could potentially push the cryptocurrency towards the next major support at $0.50. Despite recent gains, the altcoin market has seen a notable decline following Bitcoin‘s downturn, and many altcoin projects have not experienced a rise.
