Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice
IntoTheBlock reported that the number of large transactions on the Cardano[1] blockchain had increased by an enormous margin, which indicated[2] that there was increasing institutional demand. Santiment also noted an uptick in the number of whales on the network. However, a little over half of the addresses on the network[3] are out of the money, meaning they are holding ADA at a loss. What does this all mean for Cardano’s price in the weeks to come?
ADA- 1D
Source: ADA/USDT on TradingView
The longer-term market structure for ADA had been bearish as it went on a strong downtrend from September to early March. In the past few weeks, the price has broken out of a descending wedge pattern (white) and broken past the $1 level. The $1 level has been a strong area of resistance, both technically and psychologically in the past.
Yet, the bulls were able to push past this area, retest it to find some demand, and push toward $1.26. The next level of resistance lies at $1.39, with a bearish order block at $1.38 (red box) from late December.
Further north, the $1.6-$1.62 level would be the next area to look toward, should ADA succeed in pushing past $1.26 and $1.4.
Rationale
Source: ADA/USDT on TradingView
The indicators pointed to strong bullish momentum and good demand in the past couple of weeks. The RSI rose to 73 and no bearish divergence on higher timeframes was seen yet. The Awesome Oscillator also rose high above the zero line. Both of them showed strong bullish momentum.
The Chaikin Money Flow stood at 0.17, which was a sign of high
