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Cardano (ADA) has experienced significant on-chain activity as whale holders offloaded 530 million
tokens within a 48-hour period, equivalent to approximately $480 million at current prices[3]. This mass sell-off has raised concerns about short-term price pressure, though bullish technical indicators and institutional developments suggest a potential rebound. The recent approval of an ADA-inclusive ETF by the SEC, coupled with strong on-chain metrics, has reinforced optimism among analysts.Whale activity remains a focal point for market observers. While the recent 530 million ADA offload represents a notable outflow, historical whale accumulation patterns indicate continued long-term confidence. Over the past month, large holders have added over 40 million ADA, with Santiment data showing a 1% weekly increase in addresses holding 10 million+ tokens[4]. This accumulation aligns with broader technical strength, as the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator has shown rising inflows, validating bullish momentum[1].
Technical analysis further supports a potential price recovery. Cardano’s price has tested a critical $1.00 level multiple times, with a breakout above this threshold potentially unlocking a 35–40% rally toward $1.31–$1.35[1]. A cup-and-handle pattern on the price chart, with a neckline near $0.95–$1.00, suggests a bullish continuation if buyers can secure this zone. Additionally, the TD Sequential indicator has flashed a buy signal, indicating a possible reversal in the recent downtrend[1]. Retail participation, as measured by On-Balance Volume (OBV), has also shown renewed upward momentum after a brief consolidation phase[1].
Institutional developments are amplifying the bullish case. The launch of Grayscale’s Digital Large Cap Fund ETF, which includes ADA, marks a milestone for mainstream adoption. This ETF, approved by the SEC, could attract new capital to the
ecosystem, particularly from institutional investors seeking exposure to major cryptocurrencies[3]. Meanwhile, the network’s staked value remains robust, with over 21 billion ADA (worth $18 billion) locked in staking pools. This high level of staked assets, if counted as total locked value (TVL), would position Cardano second only to Ethereum[1], underscoring strong network participation and reducing downside risk.Market participants are cautiously optimistic but remain wary of volatility. A failure to hold above $0.85 could invalidate the current bullish setup, while macroeconomic factors—such as central bank rate decisions—could trigger short-term sell-offs[1]. However, the convergence of whale accumulation, technical buy signals, and institutional adoption creates a compelling case for a sustained rally. Analysts emphasize the importance of monitoring on-chain metrics and global market sentiment to assess the trajectory of ADA’s price action.
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