As of March 13, nearly 135,000 addresses have previously acquired almost 5 billion ADA at the cost of $0.80, according to prominent crypto trading analyst Ali Martinez. Cardano must reclaim this supply barrier at $0.80 as support as soon as possible if it is to have a chance of rebounding to the $1 mark, Martinez notes. In the absence of such a move, the analyst predicts that investors would sell, sending the price of ADA below $0.50.
ADA in a declining parallel channel since September 2021
Martinez further points out that Cardano has been trapped in a declining parallel channel since early September 2021, something Finbold has previously highlighted, and that the digital asset is producing its seventh consecutive monthly red candle at the time of writing. While the price of Cardano is declining, there has been a considerable increase in the quantity and volume of major ADA transactions. On just one day, March 9, about $43 billion in ADA was traded, providing insight into how whales and institutions may be investing and positioning themselves. Notably, the Cardano ecosystem continues to grow, with currently over 500 projects being built on ADA as of March 11, including non-fungible tokens (NFTs) collections, DeFi lending, and new wallets. For traders interested in buying Cardano, currently, the largest Proof-of-Stake (PoS) asset is trading at $0.81 just above the crucial supply level, up 1.99% in the last 24 hours and down 0.51% across the previous week. Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.
