Cardano tests macro resistance as analyst cites nine-year compression
Image: The Crypto BasicCardano is trading around $0.25 as analyst Eric Van Tassel says ADA remains in a nine-year compression pattern, with rising support and a descending trendline from its 2021 peak. ADA previously broke above $1 in 2025 but fell back inside the structure. It is now testing the upper trendline again, with chart volume around $307 million. Van Tassel has not called a confirmed breakout and seeks a weekly close above resistance followed by a retest.
Key points
- ADA trades near $0.25 as rising support and a descending trendline from its 2021 peak converge.
- Analyst Eric Van Tassel says ADA respected rising macro support for roughly nine years, excluding the COVID-19 crash.
- Cardano is testing the upper trendline again, with chart volume around $307 million.
- Van Tassel does not regard the latest move as a confirmed breakout.
Why it matters
ADA is testing a long-term resistance area that has capped advances since 2021. For crypto users, the analyst says a weekly close above resistance and a successful retest would be the confirmation signal for a breakout.
What's unclear
The reports cite different ADA prices, $0.2516 and $0.2478, at their respective observation times.
Whether ADA secures a weekly close above resistance and then a successful retest remains unconfirmed.
Price context · ADA
At publication
$0.2495
Now
$0.2467
Change since
−1.16%
7 days · dashed line = publication
Sources · 2 publishers
ZyCrypto
Tier 3
Cardano’s “Dead Coin” Narrative Challenged as Analyst Spots Giant ADA Breakout Setup After 9 Years of Compression
Coverage timeline
- First reported by The Crypto Basic
- Confirmed by ZyCrypto
- CryptoVideos brief published
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