Cardano (ADA) is making waves in the cryptocurrency market with an impressive 11.77% intraday surge, marking its second consecutive day leading the altcoin rally. This breakout suggests that ADA could be on the cusp of a major rally. With the price breaking through the critical $0.80 resistance level, many are speculating whether this surge will push Cardano toward the $1 psychological mark.
Cardano Price Analysis: Overcoming Resistance
In the daily chart, ADA’s price action shows a clear battle between resistance and support levels. After a 27.7% drop from $0.9428 to $0.6816 early in February, ADA appeared to lose momentum. However, the recent pullback found support at a long-standing trendline, sparking a bullish reversal.
In early February, ADA endured eight consecutive red candles, testing local support and forming a falling wedge pattern. But as February progressed, the price started gaining momentum again, with two consecutive green candles overcoming the recent downtrend. ADA is now challenging the overhead resistance trendline, along with the 23.60% Fibonacci level at $0.8127, which rejected the price at $0.8131.
Key Indicators Suggest Bullish Potential
Supporting the bullish momentum, key indicators like the MACD are nearing a positive crossover, while bearish histograms are fading. The DMI indicator shows a crossover in the VI lines, signaling a shift in trend momentum. Additionally, the ADX line remains elevated, indicating that trend momentum is increasing.
Cardano Price Target: $1.11 in Sight?
With the recent breakout and growing momentum, Fibonacci analysis suggests a price target of $1.11, representing a 40% potential rally from its current position. However, the downside risk remains with key support at $0.16, followed by the local trendline support.
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As ADA approaches $1, all eyes are on whether Cardano can sustain this momentum and achieve a breakout to new highs.
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