ADA formed a double bottom, approaching yesterday's close. The first out of 4 network signals indicates bearish strength. At the time of writing, the ADA has fallen to average price lows of $1.53– $1.56.
Cardano: General overview
Cardano formed a double bottom, approaching yesterday's close after a tense trade between bears and bulls on the 24-hour chart. The coin opened today's daily chart with an uptrend to consolidate past the Bollinger Moving Average. ADA trades several candles from the middle band on the 4-hour chart. The 20-day exponential moving average at $1.65 remains a few points ahead and is the main target for the bulls in the upcoming sessions.
Sentiment has already changed, with buyers arriving only to buy when falling below the EMA. If buying volumes are high, an attempt to move to the EMA is possible, which may be accompanied by a price increase of $1.94. A close above $1.94 indicates the possibility of another "bull hand", which may correct near the historical high of $2.47.
Cardano exchange rate movement over the past 24 hours: ADA is stuck below the resistance at $1.56
These Bollinger bands are extended at the beginning of the daily chart indicating increasing volatility across the market. Cardano's RSI was trading in the neutral zone until the indicator moved into the overbought area in the last few hours, suggesting bearish suppression. This is a good signal for buyers who are trying to overcome the resistance around the 50-day simple moving average at $1.56.
In general, 1 out of 4 network signals indicates bearish strength. The derivative signal is in the neutral zone, and 2 of the 2 stock signals are bearish. The only positive signal among the fundamentals is the net growth of the network, which implies an increase in Cardano user traffic and the quality, reliability and stability of the network.
1-hour chart of Cardano: The RSI turns down to the oversold area
The RSI has fallen below 30 to the oversold area, which indicates a continuation of bullish momentum and the entry of sellers near the resistance of $1.55. Below the average Bollinger band, more red candles are traded, and the pressure from sellers pushes the coin rate down to the lower band. The moving average at $1.56 serves as the upper resistance and at the same time the upper limit of the bands.
At the time of writing, the coin's price was hovering around the mid-lows of $1.53– $1.56 after a descending triangle was marked on the 24-hour chart. If the pattern completes the lower corner of the triangle, it could create a bearish pullback towards the morning downtrend, which would set the daily low at $1,5300.
Cardano Analysis Conclusion: What to expect from ADA?
A break below $1.50 could lead to weak spots that could tap into lower support levels at $1.46. This may contribute to a drop to $1.33 and a drop below the psychological support of $1. It is extremely important for buyers to get support from the cryptocurrency market to support the rally above the 50-day SMA and help the exchange rate adjust around the 20-day EMA.