Cardano retests $0.25 support; analysts see rebound to $0.32-$0.37

Cardano (ADA) retests the $0.25 macro support. On‑chain and funding data flag a possible bottom.

Cardano (ADA) is probing the $0.25 zone on the weekly chart. Ali Martinez on X calls it a multi‑year support that ended the last bear market.

The last two holds at this level in 2023 saw rebounds of 85% and 200%. First to ~$0.46, then toward ~$0.80, per Martinez.

He adds a fresh TD Sequential “black 9” on the weekly. The setup often precedes 1–4 weeks of expansion, per his post.

If $0.25 holds, targets sit at $0.32–$0.37 into late April, per NewsBTC.

Santiment sees deep pain on-chain. Average active wallets are down 43% on a 1Y basis, pointing to an “opportunity” zone with extremely negative MVRV after a 71% slide since September, per Santiment on X.

Derivatives lean heavily short. Binance funding shows the largest tilt to shorts since June 2023, which Santiment notes is often a bottom signal as funding squeezes flip positioning, via NewsBTC.

• Key level to hold is $0.25 source
• Weekly TD “black 9” prints source
• On‑chain returns at −43% 1Y MVRV source
• Funding skew to shorts at 10‑month extreme source