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Cardano has maintained a strong downtrend since reaching its all-time high (ATH) in September 2021. Just when many investors believe that crypto prices have dipped low enough, they tend to go lower. If Cardano was to set a lower low, what price would it reach?
Investors who bought Cardano (ADA) at the end of 2020 practically bought the lows because ADA went on an epic bull run at the beginning of 2021. This proof of stake crypto surged more than 2,000% to reach its ATH of $3.09.
A massive crash followed, with ADA losing 87% of its value. The coin appeared to have broken out of a downtrend in March 2022, signaling a possible reversal.
Cardano Price Chart vis Cointrader
But the bounce at March 2022 lows portrayed a bull trap because ADA continued its downtrend.
Cardano has currently found strong support at the $0.39 price level. That price served as strong resistance during ADA's short-term rally after the 2018 crash. ADA failed to break through that resistance and entered a multi-year bear market.
Cardano's Price History via Cointrader
Considering ADA has consolidated since May 2022, something's gotta give - either a short-term rally or lower lows. If Cardano breaks through its current support, its next support level would be $0.14.
Cardano's Support
The good news for Cardano is that it hasn't had a short-term rally after its crash. The crypto market has revealed that most assets never tumble down in a straight line without a
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