Cardano (ADA) Up 150% Since 2023 Low, Eyes New High by 2026
Cardano trades near a crucial long-term support zone, showing mixed market signals.
RSI and MACD point to short-term weakness, while MFI hints at steady accumulation.
A decisive move above $0.67 or below $0.59 will define ADA’s next direction.
Cardano (ADA) continues to trade within a long-standing wedge pattern, reflecting years of compression between support and resistance zones. This structure, often called a “compression channel,” has seen ADA consistently respect its upper trendline before retracing lower.
Currently priced at $0.6506, ADA is up 4% over the last 24 hours, hovering near its 200-week exponential moving average (EMA), which stands at $0.596.
The weekly chart reveals ADA trading below both the 50-week EMA at $0.726 and the 100-week EMA at $0.665, signaling medium-term weakness.
Despite this, the 200 EMA has repeatedly served as a reliable base for long-term accumulation, marking a zone where larger holders often re-enter the market.
If the price holds above $0.60, ADA could retest resistance near $0.67 and possibly target the $0.76–$0.80 range in the coming weeks.
Conversely, slipping below $0.596 may trigger a slide toward $0.55 or even $0.50. The next major bullish target, according to long-term projections, stands at $2.70 once a breakout occurs from this multi-year channel.
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ADA Faces Selling Pressure Despite Capital Inflows
At the moment, momentum indicators display a questionable trend for ADA. The RSI stands at 43.17, just a little below the middle neutral line, which symbolizes that the control over the momentum is slowly being lost by the purchasing forces.
In the past, such values around 40-45 have triggered temporary rallies. Another technical tool that has also turned bearish is the MACD, the line crosses below the signal line.
Such an indication is normally visible before prolonged periods of corrections or during periods of consolidation. Unless the histogram begins to level off, the bearish pressure is likely to continue.
Turning slightly positive, the Money Flow Index (MFI) is at 55.21, indicating that fund inflows continue to be quite strong. It is likely that buyers continue to accumulate at lower levels in the market despite prevailing cautiousness. Below 45 would make it an even stronger bearish signal.
Cardano Stable Near $0.60, Could Rise Soon
Cardano’s pricing trend is sensitive yet stable. Being close to the 200 EMA suggests that it might be on the cusp of a possible accumulation trend, just like in the previous cycles.
Staying above $0.60 could boost optimism, but failing to do so could trigger another pullback.
Observing the market, Wolfster pointed out that ADA has actually appreciated by almost 150% since it bottomed out at $0.25 in September 2023.
Despite one of the biggest liquidation phases in its history, which is 4x bigger than the COVID crash in 2020, it is projected to hit a brand-new ATH in early 2026.
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Filed under: Bitcoin - @ October 24, 2025 1:30 pm