A crypto analyst has uncovered a new technical pattern in the Cardano price movements, signaling the potential for a substantial rebound. Echoing this optimism, another analyst has affirmed that Cardano may have hit its bottom and could be on the verge of rebounding to $0.8.
Analyst Declares Cardano’s Price Bottom
In an X (formerly Twitter) post on June 29, Captain Faibik, a crypto analyst, shared insights on Cardano’s price action and future outlook. According to the analyst, Cardano’s native token, ADA, is forming a falling wedge pattern on the daily time frame chart.
A falling wedge pattern is a unique technical formation that signals the end of a consolidation phase and the beginning of a potential reversal or continuation pattern. This falling wedge formation often indicates that a cryptocurrency has hit its bottom or swing low in a market, and is seen as a bullish indicator.
Sharing a price chart of Cardano from September 2023 to August 2024, Faibik predicted that Cardano would be breaking out of its price correction soon. The analyst has foreseen a 72.84% surge from the cryptocurrency’s current price. As a result, Faibik has urged Cardano investors to keep an eye on this crucial area.
Sharing a similar sentiment, another crypto analyst identified as ‘Zayk Charts’ on X has also unveiled the unique falling wedge pattern on Cardano’s chart. In his case, he foresees a substantial breakout between 40% to 50% for Cardano.
Cardano Rebound Potential Tied To Crucial Level
If Cardano breaks out of the falling wedge pattern, it could surge to nearly $0.8. A crypto analyst identified as ‘Crypto Feras has revealed a crucial support level that Cardano must maintain to secure its anticipated bullish rebound.
In his price chart, Crypto Feras highlighted Cardano’s latest price actions, marking the critical support level at $0.4251 with a yellow box. The analyst warned that if Cardano fails to hold this level, it could experience another sharp decline, potentially pushing its current price to new lows at $0.24.
Since the beginning of the year, the price of Cardano has been on a major downward trend, experiencing constant declines in both favorable market conditions and high volatility. While other altcoins like Solana and Ethereum have surged considerably, Cardano underperforms, consistently maintaining a price below $1.
As of writing, the cryptocurrency is trading at $0.39, experiencing a slight daily uptick of 3.24% as market conditions stabilize. Its 24-hour trading volume has also surged considerably, recording an increase of approximately 24.84%.
With the Cardano Chang hard fork approaching, the cryptocurrency could be gearing up for a significant price turnaround.Numerous analysts are optimistic, pointing to the formation of the aforementioned falling wedge pattern as a strong bullish indicator. One analyst predicts that if Cardano breaks this pattern, its price could surge to between $0.46 to $0.81 before the year ends.
