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Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Cardano, Cryptos & Ethereum — American Wrap 30 March

This is why Cardano price might have a bumpy road following a 25% recovery

Cardano price has had a disappointing run these last two weeks when compared to other major altcoins. However, following the lack of confidence in the asset has brought ADA investors to the point where they are looking to make gains anyhow, which in turn could prove to be harmful to the cryptocurrency.
Cardano velocity
EOS (EOS) price is swinging higher on the back of Bitcoin price on Thursday. After the ferocious price action from Ripple earlier, Bitcoin is now taking over the helm and is rallying toward $30,000. Meanwhile, it is erasing losses from 2022 all the way up to June of last year, and EOS may get fired up to do the same toward $1.35, the high of March of this year.
EOS/USD  4H-chart    
Ethereum Classic (ETC) price is a bit of an outlier in the altcoin space as it appears to be one of the few coins out there unable to enjoy the bullish wave that is sweeping up price action higher in cryptocurrencies. It even appears that ETC is stuck in a bearish trend channel and could be set to tank lower as bearish forces remain clearly in control. Once $20 breaks, it looks inevitable that ETC will start to tread water below $19.
ETC/USD  4H-chart    

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