Cardano just ripped through a critical technical pattern that previously catapulted prices by nearly half.
Pattern Recognition: Bull Pennant Breakout
The same consolidation formation that preceded ADA's 44% rally last time has now been decisively broken to the upside. Traders are watching volume spikes and momentum indicators for confirmation.
Market Mechanics: Liquidity Follows Momentum
Breakouts like these typically trigger algorithmic buying and force short positions to cover—creating that beautiful self-fulfilling prophecy Wall Street loves to pretend doesn't drive half their moves.
Next Targets: Resistance Levels in Play
Watch for tests at previous high-time-frame resistance zones. A clean break above could open path toward significantly higher valuations.
Remember: past performance doesn't guarantee future results—but in crypto, historical patterns tend to get front-run harder than a government stimulus package.

Cardano Bull Pennant Breakout/Lark Davies
Notably, this setup could spur a substantial price rally for Cardano. Davis identified that ADA surged 44% in a few weeks the last time this happened.
For context, Cardano formed a similar pattern from a high of $0.935 in July 21 and trended within it until an August 3 breakout. Upon defying the pattern, it surged 44% to reach the current structure’s starting point at $1.02 on August 14.
While history may not actually repeat, it often rhymes. As a result, Davis questioned if this might set ADA up for a 44% rally from its breakout point of $0.836. Notably, this would see Cardano reach $1.205, which is 36% away from its current market price.
Multiple Confirmations of
Cardano price Breakout
Meanwhile, analyst Ali Martinez also confirmed that Cardano has broken out. He shared in an X post today, predicting that the token’s next target is $0.92.
An accompanying chart also shows that ADA emerged from a bull pennant, but on the 4-hour timeframe. Cardano also broke out on September 7 and has sustained the breakout, supporting the bullish outlook.

Cardano Breakout/Ali Martinez
The rally to $0.92 aligns with the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level, representing a mere 4% rally from the current market price.
Moreover, TapTools’ X handle highlighted the recent downtrend breakout, forecasting a potential rally to over $1. Notably, there are much higher price expectations for Cardano, with a notable analyst claiming that selling below $5 is selling short of the token’s bullish potential this cycle.