Cardano Surges as Analysts Predict $8 to $14 Rally Ahead

Cardano (ADA) has risen from $0.72 to over $0.83 this week, closely tracking Bitcoin’s price movement. Notably, ADA/JPY trading volume spiked dramatically, hitting $121.5 million within 24 hours, making it the second most traded Cardano pair worldwide.

Amid this momentum, crypto analyst Drini shared a bullish forecast on X, projecting ADA could reach between $8 and $14 in the next market cycle. His prediction is grounded in two key factors: the total crypto market capitalization and ADA’s market dominance. Drini noted that in the previous bull run, the total crypto market cap peaked near the 1.618 Fibonacci extension, suggesting a potential $6.5 trillion market cap this cycle—still modest compared to Wall Street’s $100 trillion equity market.

Applying Cardano’s past peak dominance of 4.5%, ADA’s market cap could hit $292.5 billion, pushing prices to around $8 per token. If the crypto market surges further to $10 trillion, supported by regression models, ADA could climb as high as $10 to $14, with a market cap nearing $450 billion. Drini emphasized that these projections rely on data and historic trends rather than hype, contingent on how market conditions unfold.

Supporting this optimism, analyst Dan Gambardello points to technical indicators signaling a potential massive ADA bull run. The MACD on monthly and weekly charts hints at an upcoming upward move similar to patterns seen before the last ADA surge. Recently, ADA broke out of a classic inverse head and shoulders pattern, holding the breakout level. However, it now faces resistance at the 200-day moving average. A successful breakthrough above this could trigger a strong rally toward psychological levels of $1 and beyond, possibly reaching $1.20 to $1.25. Conversely, failure to break resistance might see ADA retreating to between $0.65 and $0.58.

With fundamentals and technicals aligning, Cardano looks poised for significant growth, but investors remain watchful of key resistance levels in the near term.