Cardano’s Market Cap Triples As $ADA Eyes $6 Target

Cardano ($ADA) has experienced a remarkable surge, tripling its market cap in just 17 days. The coin now approaches a significant milestone—a $1.00 market value—for the first time since April 2022.

Today also marked the highest realized profits for $ADA traders in eight months, while social media buzz around the coin has reached an 11-month high.

Over the past three weeks, $ADA has skyrocketed by nearly 200%, and many believe this rally is just the beginning. Whales and institutional investors appear to be accumulating heavily in anticipation of further gains. The network has seen a daily transaction volume of over $22 billion, dominated by large trades.

This accumulation trend is evident among major holders. Whales with $1 million to $10 million worth of $ADA have doubled their holdings in the last month, indicating growing confidence in the coin’s potential. This heightened buying pressure is now translating into significant price movement.

Cardano $ADA Targets New Price Level 

From a technical standpoint, Cardano appears to be mirroring its previous bullish cycle. If this pattern continues, analysts believe $ADA could target a price of $6. However, for the bullish momentum to sustain, it’s critical to monitor the key support level at $0.80. At this price point, approximately 48,000 addresses collectively purchased 1.20 billion $ADA, making it a strong foundation for the ongoing rally.

With growing investor interest, increasing whale activity, and a favorable technical setup, Cardano seems poised for an extended upward trajectory. As $ADA nears $1.00 and beyond, the market is closely watching to see if this bullish momentum will carry the coin to new heights.

Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.

Follow us on Twitter @themerklehash to stay updated with the latest Crypto, NFT, AI, Cybersecurity, and Metaverse news!

Image Source: moxumbic/123RF // Image Effects by Colorcinch