Cardano Hits Resistance at $0.84—Is a Drop to $0.72 Next?
Cardano’s rally slammed into a wall at $0.84, leaving traders wondering if the next stop is a gut-check dip to $0.72. The crypto’s latest rejection sparks fresh debate—healthy correction or the start of something uglier?
Market watchers eye key support levels as ADA wobbles. Another day, another crypto drama—because who needs stable markets when you can have heartburn-inducing volatility?
Cardano Price Analysis
Currently, Cardano is down nearly 4% over the past four hours, failing to break above the $0.84 resistance level and forming a bearish engulfing candle. This suggests bullish exhaustion and a likely deeper pullback.
Supporting the bearish outlook, the 4-hour RSI has dropped sharply from the overbought region, reflecting a sudden decline in bullish momentum. However, the MACD and signal lines remain in a positive trend, with bullish histograms still intact, indicating a lack of clear bearish crossover.
According to trend-based Fibonacci levels, the failure to hold above the 50% Fibonacci level at $0.8253 signals a potential trend reversal. The bearish engulfing candle also highlights increased selling pressure.
Price action indicates mild support near $0.7745, followed by stronger support at $0.7225.
Cardano Bullish Positions Worth $943K Wiped Out in 4 Hours
As Cardano experiences a steeper correction, long liquidations in the past four hours have totaled approximately $943,000. Additionally, the funding rate has sharply dropped from a peak of 0.0212% to 0.0107%, reflecting a significant decline in bullish sentiment among derivative traders.
