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Cardano price: Why investor pain signals bottom formations for ADA

  • Cardano price ended its two-week downtrend on November 25.

  • A flip of the $0.321 hurdle will confirm a bullish resurgence and potentially catalyze an 18% upswing.

  • Invalidation of this optimistic outlook will occur if ADA produces a lower low below the $0.300 support level. 

Cardano price reveals the start of a bullish move that could extend into a nice, explosive rally in the coming days. ADA investors, however, need to exercise caution due to month-end volatility

Cardano price does not slow down

Cardano price action between November 11 and 25 shows that a trend line can be drawn connecting the four lower highs formed in the same period. On November 26, however, ADA saw a sudden spike in selling pressure, which pushed it above the aforementioned trend line.

After overtaking this blockade, Cardano price is currently grappling with an overhead hurdle at $0.321. Traders need to exercise caution and enter long positions after ADA flips the $0.321 resistance level into a support floor.

In such a case, Cardano price could trigger an 18% upswing to $0.382

ADA/USDT 4-hour chart

ADA/USDT 4-hour chart

Supporting this bullish move for Cardano price is the 30-day Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) model hovering around 8% after bouncing from a low of -14%. 

This index determines the average profit/loss of investors that purchased ADA over the past month. Based on Santiment’s research, a value between -10% to 25% is ideal for recovery rallies to kickstart. 

For the last four months, any declines in this on-chain metric from 11.3% to 28.3% have resulted in a bottom formation. Although past results do not indicate future outcomes, investors need to pay attention to this strategy as it could trigger a run-up.

ADA 30-day MVRV indicator

ADA 30-day MVRV indicator

While things are looking up for Cardano price, a breakdown of the $0.300 support level will invalidate the bullish thesis. This development will allow ADA to revisit the $0.310 support level.

Here's how Bitcoin's moves could affect Cardano price 

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Akash Girimath

Akash Girimath is a Mechanical Engineer interested in the chaos of the financial markets. Trying to make sense of this convoluted yet fascinating space, he switched his engineering job to become a crypto reporter and analyst.

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