Will Cardano Price Hit $0.5 In November?
The Cardano price plunged 4.8% during the Sunday trading session to $0.33. The bearish downturn likely followed the Bitcoin price drop below $68,000 as the crypto market witnessed a surge in selling pressure ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Will the correction extend the ADA buyer coil counterattack for the surge to $0.5 in November?
Will Cardano Price Reach $1.05 This November?
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a renewed bullish momentum ahead of the U.S. presidential election in 2024. The Cardano price managed to leverage this broader market sentiment to shift its prevailing downtrend to sideways.
Since mid-June, the Cardano price has been resonating strictly between two converging trendlines, indicating the formation of a symmetrical triangle pattern. Theoretically, this pattern guides a temporary consolidation between a dimension, dynamic support, and resistance to republish the prevailing trend.
If the market corrections prolong, the ADA price could plunge another 2.8% to seek support at an ascending trendline intact since June 2023. Historical data shows the Cardano price reversal from this support has led to a recovery ranging from 35% to 250%. Thus, the ADA price could strengthen its grip over the asset at the bottom support and attempt a bullish breakout from the key resistance of current correctional at $0.37.
Crypto buyers need to achieve this breakout by mid-November if they aim to reach the $0.5 target by month’s end.
Whale Accumulation and MVRV Data Hint at Cardano Price Recovery
According to santiment data, the 30-day market cap to realized cap ratio (MVRV) has recently plunged to a -6.37% mark. The MVRV ratio compares an asset’s market capitalization to its realized capitalization and helps determine whether the asset is overvalued or undervalued.
Historically, the MVRV breakdown below -6% has formed local market bottoms. Generally, the negative value indicates a loss-making short-term trader could capitulate if the correction trend extends. Exit from these speculative traders often attracts long-term business and drives sustained recovery.
Moreover, ADA buyers with wallets holding 100 million to 1 billion coins have drastically increased their accumulation from 2.06 billion to 2.95 billion over the last four months. This significant accumulation trend implies growing confidence among major investors in Cardano’s long-term potential.
Historically, such accumulation by large holders, or “whales,” is often a precursor to a price uptrend, as it indicates strategic buying and reduced sell pressure. However, if the selling pressure at the overhead trendline persists, the Cardano price may extend the sideways action.
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