Cardano’s Golden Cross Signals $3 Surge: Here’s the Countdown

Brace for impact—ADA's golden cross just flashed its most bullish signal since 2021. We're mapping the runway to $3.

Why This Time's Different

Market cycles love symmetry. With institutional wallets loading up and staking yields compressing, Cardano's set for a liquidity squeeze that could rocket prices past resistance levels.

The Golden Cross Effect

When the 50-day MA punches through the 200-day, even crypto skeptics pay attention. Historical data suggests 60-90 days post-cross for max momentum—putting ADA's $3 target squarely in Q4.

Risks? What Risks?

Sure, macro headwinds could derail the rally. But let's be real—since when has rational economics stopped a good crypto pump? Just ask the 'stablecoin yields' crowd.

Analyst expects ADA at $3Analyst expects ADA at $3 Meanwhile, at press time, ADA is trading at $1.01, gaining more than 19% and 35.4% in the past day and month, respectively. Deezy noted that applying the same percentage increase as the 2024 rally would bring ADA close to $3 in the next 27 days. The chart’s second measurement box supports this projection, showing a potential move of 2.03371 points in value, or roughly 236%.  A rally to this price will bring ADA close to its all-time high of $3.10 recorded in 2021. What's Next for Cardano? Data from TradingView highlights that Cardano is showing strong bullish momentum after breaking market structure to the upside and reclaiming the Point of Control (POC) on the 2-day chart. 

Cardano triple bottomCardano triple bottom ADA has now moved above its value-area low and is targeting the higher-timeframe resistance at $1.19, with the swing high at $1.3264 as a potential next objective. The chart highlights a triple-bottom formation at the $0.49 support zone, confirming it as a key level for bulls to defend.  Holding above the POC and value-area high could pave the way for continued upside, while a drop back below $0.49 would invalidate the bullish outlook. How High Can cardano Go? In a separate disclosure, prominent analyst Ali Martinez said Cardano could reach $1.50 if the price clears key resistance at $0.94. His chart shows an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern with the neckline at $0.94, where a breakout could fuel moves toward $1.20 and $1.50. Notably, Cardano now trades above the neckline. Meanwhile, analyst Christopher Visser is particularly more bullish. He suggested that Cardano is nearing a breakout after four years of consolidation, backed by bullish MACD crossovers and a rare six-hour Bollinger Band squeeze.  He sees strong support at $0.73–$0.74 and thin resistance above, with a potential long-term target of $3.91, over 350% above current prices and beyond its $3.1 all-time high. Similarly, analyst Dan Gambardello revealed that Cardano's setup and risk score match December 2020, before ADA’s run to $3.09, and projects a possible move toward $3, a 197% gain from current levels.