Cardano Stages V-Shaped Recovery as Price Swings 4%
The cryptocurrency market continues to navigate choppy waters as global economic factors create ripple effects across digital assets.
Cardano’s native cryptocurrency, ADA
ADA is down 0.45% over the past 24 hours at press time, trading at $0.68, while the broader market gauge CoinDesk 20 Index fell 2.1%.
Technical Analysis Highlights
- Price action formed a V-shaped recovery pattern from the low of $0.676 to reclaim the $0.697 level.
- Strong volume support emerged at $0.684, with the highest 24-hour volume of 45.7 million.
- Potential continuation toward the $0.702 resistance level established during early morning hours.
- Clear uptrend with higher lows established during early U.S. morning hours, where volume peaked at 1.17M.
- Substantial volume supported the breakout above $0.697.
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