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Cardano Price Prediction: Prepare for another sell-off

  • Cardano price has risen 12% due to the market's reaction to the Fed's interest rate decision.
  • ADA price shows uptick in transactions on the Volume Profile Indicator.
  • Aa classic rally and retest of the $0.56 zone will invalidate the short-term bearish idea. 

Cardano price needs more time to pan out. Jumping in to early could lead to a catastrophic loss.

Cardano price looks like a smart money trap

Cardano price currently trades at $0.49 as the bulls have established a strong bullish engulfing candle on the 4-hour chart. Still, from a technical standpoint, the Cardano price has a few more barriers to hurdle before deeming the smart contract alternative token in a bull market. 

Cardano price currently hovers below the 21-day moving average. The volume profile indicator shows a significant increase in volume, which will likely entice scalpers and traders to partake in short-term bullish moves. However, the bulls should be cautious as the Relative Strength index breached the supportive buyer zone on the recent dip to $0.45 on July 26. The 12% rally could be a part of a sharp retracement before the next drop occurs. 

A fractal of a previous fakeout has been placed in the chart to identify potential price movement. Cardano price will need to hold support above the $0.56 zone. A breach through the barrier will not be enough to promote a bullish entry. 

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ADA/USDT 4-Hour Chart

Thus, a classic rally and retest of the $0.56 zone will invalidate the short-term bearish idea. Keep in mind the move could take days to play out. If the bulls can accomplish the invalidation requirements, they may induce a rally towards $0.61, resulting in a 23% increase from the current Cardano price. 

A brief technical and on-chain analysis on Cardano price. Here, FXStreet's analysts evaluate where ADA could be heading next. Please, subscribe to our YouTube channel, follow us on Twitter @FXScrypto and join our Telegram channel.

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Tony M.

Tony M.

FXStreet Contributor

Tony Montpeirous began investing in cryptocurrencies in 2017. His trading style incorporates Elliot Wave, Auction Market Theory, Fibonacci and price action as the cornerstone of his technical analysis.

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