Cardano Price Analysis: ADA Nears $0.51 Support as Bears Eye Deeper Drop to $0.32

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• ADA has dropped 12.7% since early November, breaking below $0.6 support.
  
• $0.51 is the last major defense before potential decline toward $0.32.
  
• Short-term bounce targets lie between $0.56 and $0.62 amid weak momentum.

Cardano [ADA] continues to struggle under market pressure, extending its recent downtrend as traders brace for potential further losses. Since November 3, ADA has fallen 12.7%, slipping from $0.61 to around $0.53 — erasing weeks of gains and breaching the crucial $0.6 support level.

Bears Take Control After Key Support Break

The loss of the $0.6 zone has left bulls on the defensive. Despite signs of whale accumulation — including notable outflows from Coinbase — sellers have dominated the market. Analysts suggest that ADA’s price action remains tied to Bitcoin’s broader weakness, and whale activity has not yet translated into meaningful upside momentum.

The daily chart confirms this bearish sentiment. With momentum indicators showing consistent downward pressure since early October, ADA’s trend structure has flipped negative. A decisive close below $0.51 could invalidate the midterm bullish outlook and open the door to deeper corrections.

$0.51: The Bulls’ Final Line of Defense

Currently, $0.51 serves as Cardano’s critical support zone. If this level holds, traders could see a short-term bounce toward resistance zones at $0.56 and $0.6. However, the On-Balance Volume (OBV) trend remains weak, suggesting limited buying strength.

Market data from CoinGlass highlights dense short liquidations near $0.62 — a potential “magnetic zone” for a short-lived rally. Yet, any move toward that area is expected to meet renewed selling pressure, reinforcing the broader downtrend.

Also Read: Cardano (ADA) Faces $0.74 Resistance as Whales Accumulate

Outlook: A Volatile November Ahead for ADA

Unless ADA reclaims the $0.6 range with conviction, downside risks remain dominant. If $0.51 fails to hold, analysts warn of a possible drop toward $0.32 — a key historical demand area.

In short, Cardano’s near-term path looks volatile, with traders watching for either a relief bounce to $0.62 or a sharp continuation lower.

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