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Fartcoin defied the market crash, jumping 35% and outperforming major cryptos like Bitcoin and Solana. On-chain data shows investors are holding Fartcoin tightly, with exchange balances and selling activity both down. Technical charts suggest a potential surge to $1.22, but a drop below $0.355 could flip the trend bearish. While Wall Street took another dive

Cardano aims to be a faster, cheaper Ethereum, but despite solid tech, it's struggling to attract enough high-growth projects to drive real demand. The ecosystem feels quiet, with smaller DeFi platforms, fewer active users, and Solana now doing the “fast and cheap” thing even better. Unless Cardano pivots and pulls in new sectors like AI,

XRP, ADA, and DOGE all broke below key support levels, with losses between 12–15% as selling pressure intensifies. Technical indicators look bearish across the board, with RSI near or below oversold and death crosses flashing on shorter timeframes. Wider market chaos driven by tariff tensions is hitting both crypto and equities, dragging major coins and sentiment

Cardano’s stuck in a triangle pattern—could go either way. Key support held at $0.613, with a possible bounce brewing toward $1. RSI hints at growing buyer interest, but ADA has tough resistance ahead. While U.S. stocks took a nosedive last Friday, crypto didn’t flinch much. Bitcoin managed to cling above $80K, and altcoins like Cardano

Analyst Predicts ADA Surge: A crypto analyst believes Cardano could hit $3–$5, citing its decentralization and momentum compared to other altcoins. Institutional Buzz & Government Rumors: Talks of institutional interest and possible U.S. government adoption have boosted investor optimism. Key Support Holding Strong: Despite market volatility, ADA is holding support near $0.6486—setting the stage for a potential breakout

ADA could hit $2.62 in 2025 if the upcoming Leios upgrade boosts scalability and adoption picks up steam. Long-term projections are bullish, with some analysts eyeing $10 by 2030—and even $100+ by 2050 (yeah, seriously). Key drivers include tech upgrades, regulatory wins (like MiCA compliance), and global partnerships, all helping ADA stay in the game. Cardano’s been through

ADA might dip before it rips – Analyst Jonathan Carter sees Cardano dropping to around $0.59 before potentially bouncing back toward the $1 mark. Bullish signs are stacking – Despite the recent slump, ADA’s fundamentals are strong with news like Ripple’s RLUSD launching on Cardano and possible involvement in Bitcoin DeFi. Big rally still possible – If patterns

Price Setup Looks Bullish: $ADA is holding above key support at $0.60–$0.65, and analysts spot an inverse head and shoulders pattern that could lead to a breakout toward $0.76–$0.83. Tech & Innovation Driving Interest: Cardano continues to expand its ecosystem with projects like Veridian, boosting its position in digital identity and data security. Cautious Optimism Ahead: While market

XRP’s MVRV just dipped below the 200-day MA, hinting at a possible bearish shift — but it’s too early to call it a full breakdown. Price is still in its $2–$3 range, and actually bounced 7% from Monday’s low. ADA is showing similar behavior, with an 8% rally and fresh momentum from CFTC-approved futures on

A death cross on Cardano’s daily chart hints at a possible 25%+ drop, with targets as low as $0.50 or even $0.32 if things go south. RSI is weak, and macro tension (hello, tariffs) isn’t helping. But bullish news — like Ripple’s RLUSD launching on ADA — and rising long positions suggest a rebound might be on the table. Cardano ($ADA) isn’t exactly having a great week. After

Cardano (ADA) is holding long-term gains despite short-term dips, trading between $0.47–$1.02 with key resistance at $1.37. Litecoin (LTC) is showing heavy volatility, down 31% in a month but up nearly 35% over six months, with support near $48 and resistance at $148. Tron (TRX) remains steady in a tight range, up 52% in six months, with balanced

Crypto and related stocks rallied Tuesday on hopes Trump’s tariffs won’t be as harsh as feared. Bitcoin rose above $85K, while altcoins like ETH, DOGE, and ADA posted even stronger gains. Reports suggest a tiered tariff system may replace the feared blanket 20%, calming market nerves. Risk assets—crypto included—are showing signs of life on Tuesday,

Cardano's new Leios upgrade aims to match Solana's speed without sacrificing decentralization or uptime. Hoskinson says Cardano is ready to lead Bitcoin DeFi by supporting UTXO-based assets with smart contracts. With over 1,000 DReps and a $1.5B treasury, Cardano is focused on resilience, governance, and long-term utility. In a recent interview on The Wolf of

Cardano is forming a potential morning star pattern, hinting at a bounce toward $0.73, with $0.93 as the next bullish target if momentum holds. Analysts warn of downside risk, especially if ADA fails to reclaim the $0.70–$0.80 zone—losses could extend to $0.31 or even $0.24. A looming death cross between the 50 and 200-day EMAs and

ADA continues printing lower highs, showing weakness in bullish recovery efforts. Price action now hovers above the Feb lows—retest or breakdown seems inevitable. Bulls must reclaim $0.74 soon or the trend may spiral further downward. From Euphoria to Exhaustion Not too long ago, ADA shot up to $1.32 like it had rockets strapped to its

Cardano stuck under key resistance while forming a fragile triangle structure. Repeated rejections show bulls might be out of fuel... for now. Breakdown below $0.66 could trigger a swift drop back to the $0.58 zone. The Coil Is Tightening ADA’s been moving sideways for weeks now, and you can feel the tension building. Since bouncing

😲 ADA failed to hold above $0.74 and broke down toward $0.69 support. Repeated rejection near $0.83 hints at a strong resistance zone forming. Bulls are running out of steam unless momentum flips back quickly above $0.77. Another Lower High, Another Warning Cardano's recent price structure says one thing pretty clearly—momentum's fading. The chart painted a

😲 ETH/BTC dropped over 3.5% to 0.0225, hitting its lowest level since May 2020. A bear flag breakdown suggests Ethereum could fall another 6% against Bitcoin in April. ETH continues to underperform due to Bitcoin ETF hype, rising altcoin competition, and broader market stress. Ethereum’s not having a good time against Bitcoin right now. On March