Cardano (ADA ($0.41)) is facing downside pressure, trading at $0.7023 after a 2.19% decline in the last 24 hours. The cryptocurrency struggled to maintain support, fluctuating between $0.7053 and $0.7522. Market volatility is evident, with a trading volume of 42.31 million ADA, indicating significant activity but not enough bullish momentum.

Bears Take Control as ADA Drops

ADA’s recent downward movement suggests sellers have the upper hand. The price dropped from $0.7179 and hit an intraday low of $0.7023, showing weak buying interest at higher levels. 

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Resistance remains strong near $0.75, preventing any significant rally. The current price action suggests a bearish sentiment, with investors cautious amid market uncertainties.

ADA’s Struggle Against Key Levels

Looking at historical performance, ADA remains far from its all-time high of $3.10 from September 2021, marking a staggering 77.25% decline. Despite this, long-term holders find some optimism, considering ADA’s all-time low of $0.01735 in October 2017, which still reflects a +3962.78% gain.

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For now, ADA’s immediate support sits around $0.70. A drop below this level could push it toward $0.68, while a breakout above $0.75 may trigger a short-term bullish run. Cardano’s current trend shows mixed signals. The broader crypto market sentiment will play a role in ADA’s next move. If Bitcoin and other major assets recover, ADA could follow suit.

However, failing to reclaim the $0.75 resistance may result in further downside. Traders should watch volume activity and resistance levels closely before making their next move.

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