Ah, Cardano! In mid-August, it strutted toward $1 like a peacock in a bull market, buoyed by a July rally that made one wonder if the bears had all perished in a tragic opera. Alas, the moment ADA kissed $1, it slipped on a banana peel of momentum and tumbled back, leaving bulls gasping like fish out of water.
The subsequent attempts to breach $1? A series of tragicomic sprints to $0.90, where the price met a wall of apathy so thick, one might have sworn the Louvre had relocated there. Week after week, the same dance: leap, hover, whimper.
Then, as if summoned by the ghost of macroeconomic doom, markets plunged in August, liquidating longs with the enthusiasm of a Parisian crowd at a sale. Cardano, ever the dramatic lead, plummeted from $0.987 to $0.843 in two days-a descent worthy of a tragic hero. By Friday, it clung to life at $0.8215, only to rebound like a spring-loaded jest.
Behold! Friday’s rally saw ADA soar from $0.8215 to $0.9415, spurred by Jerome Powell’s cryptic hint that inflation might not be the villain we thought. The daily RSI, that fickle dance partner, now pirouettes into the positive, whispering, “Bulls, take the lead!” Yet, dear reader, do not bet your last sou on this-consolidation looms like a cloud over a peasant’s harvest.
The road to $1? A veritable labyrinth of resistance, where $0.93 to $0.99 guards the gates like a chorus of stubborn suitors. Break through, and ADA may yet conquer its Promethean heights. Fail, and it will crumble to the SMA 50 at $0.79, a fate as grim as a poet’s unrequited love.
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2025-08-23 19:14