Cardano (ADA) has been struggling to maintain its price levels, with recent price action reflecting a lack of growth amid bearish market conditions.

This week, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Solana, and Hype in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) It was a quiet week for Ethereum that only managed a small 1% price increase.

Hedera's HBAR token has been facing notable volatility in recent days, as its price continues to struggle against a downtrend that has persisted for several weeks.

Curve DAO is experiencing a decent uptrend after continuous months of red. Investors are keen to see when this token can reclaim the $1 level again.

Cardano (ADA) has been trading below the $0.70 mark since March 29, struggling to regain bullish momentum. Despite brief signs of strength, recent indicators now point to weakening trend conditions.

The Cardano (ADA) price is currently battling with key short-term resistance levels around $0.63, with the crypto at an important near-term cross roads. The post Cardano Price Analysis: Where is ADA Headed Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Hedera (HBAR) is up more than 5% in the last 24 hours, showing signs of short-term relief after a rough start to April.

Sui (SUI) has performed neutrally in the past day to stand at $2.10 while Hedera (HBAR) has experienced a 1.4% uptick and currently sits at $0.1600 during what has been a choppy session with a slight bearish tone.

The Cardano price remains in a deep bear market, having lost over half its value since peaking in November last year. Cardano (ADA) dropped to $0.

Cryptocurrencies have been performing positively in the past week after President Trump hit the pause button on his decision to implement high tariffs on imported goods from all countries.

Cardano developer Input Output has made a key step forward in advancing the Cardano blockchain. In a tweet, Input Output stated it had submitted its "Cardano Vision - Work Program 2025" proposal to fund the foundational work required for Cardano's long-term growth.

Aligning with the broader crypto market trend, Cardano (ADA) and Dogecoin (DOGE) are showing signs of a potential rebound, with analysts remaining bullish. The crypto market is currently on an upward trajectory, with the total market cap reaching $2.66 trillion, representing a modest 0.83% surge.

Cardano has remained sluggish for a long time, shifting investors' attention away from the token. The volume over the platform has never been constant and has witnessed huge spikes only in times of a massive rise in the bullish dominance, which triggers a strong ascending trend within the markets.

Cardano price stuck at $0.61 below key resistance while upcoming Bitcoin staking integration could potentially drive major growth.

Solana, Cardano, and Avalanche are currently leading the cryptocurrency market losses, with each experiencing drops of over 5% in the past 24 hours.

The Cardano Foundation has formally announced a new partnership with the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), a top-ranked Brazilian university renowned for its contributions to research and development. The collaboration, revealed on April 15, will concentrate on the advancement and practical application of blockchain technology, specifically within the energy sector in Brazil.

Cardano (ADA) has shown major structural developments as it re-enters a multi-year trading range. The recent price action suggests acceptance back within this long-term structure, with indicators pointing toward a potential move to the lower support region.

Bitcoin (BTC) has risen above $85,000, signaling that the bulls are trying to form a higher low at $83,000. The short-term price action remains susceptible to news related to the US tariffs and the ongoing trade war with China.Gold has been a clear winner during the current bout of macroeconomic uncertainty.

Cardano price has crumbled by double digits from its peak in November last year. However, its fundamentals, especially the incoming Bitcoin staking on its network, coupled with a highly bullish chart pattern, could trigger an ADA surge, potentially to the all-time high of $3 in this cycle.

Cardano (ADA) has gone down by 4.8% in the past 24 hours as cryptos have started the week on a negative tone ahead of a speech scheduled for today from the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell.

Cardano (ADA), the 10th largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell to $0.60 in the early Wednesday session as its drop from the April 13 high of $0.668 reached its fourth day.

The altcoins underperformed relative to the broader market in today's trading, despite some encouraging recent news emerging for the Solana ecosystem.

Cardano (ADA -6.17%) might have a significant lead in a domain that most other cryptocurrencies are only starting to think about. That domain pertains to a certain risk that could crack the cryptography that protects today's blockchains from intruders, hackers, and other bad actors.

Hedera's HBAR has continued to face mounting bearish pressure. On-chain data shows that the altcoin has recorded over $10 million in spot net outflows within the past three days alone.

Cardano (ADA) fell to $0.51 before recovering on April 7. The altcoin is trading below the moving average lines on the daily chart but above the $0.51 support.

Cardano gains 10% weekly, holding steady at nearly $0.637 as whales increase holdings. Traders watch for a breakout above the 20-day EMA.

Cardano's price has experienced a notable decline recently, falling to $0.60 after failing to recover.

Cardano (ADA) forms a descending triangle pattern at $0.63 with key resistance at $0.6974, suggesting potential breakout if support holds.

Bitcoin (BTC) and other major tokens lost more than 3% as Tuesday's rally was met with profit-taking during Asian morning hours Wednesday — in line with expectations.

Cardano price started a fresh decline from the $0.680 zone. ADA is consolidating near $0.620 and remains at risk of more losses.

The mood in the equity and crypto market turned sour late Wednesday as Nvidia shares crashed in after-hours trading following a $5.5 billion charge tied to the Trump administration's decision to ban the company's H20 chip sales to China.

Cardano (ADA) is flashing early signs of a potential breakout, with its latest chart structure suggesting that the bulls may be preparing for a major upside move, Thomas Anderson's analysis. After weathering recent market volatility, ADA has carved out a base of support and is beginning to show constructive price action marked by rising lows and increasing buying interest.

Hedera (HBAR) has lost its $7 billion market cap as bearish momentum builds. Trading volume is down 25% in the last 24 hours to $203 million.

Cardano creator Charles Hoskinson has weighed in on the recent dramatic collapse of trendy real-world asset upstart Mantra's OM token, underscoring ADA's stability over the years amid serious concerns of a major hack or rug pull in the Mantra ecosystem.

$HBAR is currently trading at $0.16539, showing an interesting 5.21% recovery over the past week. The recent integration of Hedera with Nvidia and Chainlink has sparked increased demand, reflected in a rise in long positions.

Technical indicators suggest short-term rebounds for XRP ($XRP), Cardano ($ADA), and Solana ($SOL). Their comebacks come after Trump proposed US tariffs worldwide that rattled the financial sector at large, including crypto.

Cardano price has established support at $0.630 but the upside momentum faces headwinds that could subdue gains.

In a conversation recorded in Tokyo with host Sarah Yun for Humans by Socious, Charles Hoskinson—founder of the Cardano blockchain—discussed the network's roadmap, its community-driven governance, and the methodical research underpinning its technology.

The crypto market registered a marginal increase over the past 24 hours, rising almost 1% to $2.7 trillion. Cryptocurrencies saw a mixed performance, with Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) trading in the green while others registered notable declines.

ADA's current setup leans more distribution than accumulation.

Cardano price is showing signs of a comeback. Will it break out above $0.65 or fall back again?

Cardano is flashing a bullish reversal pattern known as the Bump-and-Run Bottom, with ADA price eyeing a potential breakout toward $0.80 following a steep recovery from April lows.

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Cardano (ADA) price has gradually followed the ongoing Bitcoin (BTC) bullish sentiment, catalyzed by Gold's meteoric growth. In the past seven days, ADA price gained over 10 percent to trade at about $0.645 on Tuesday, April 15, during the mid-London session.

Layer-1 (L1) coin Cardano has recorded a 10% gain over the past week, positioning itself for an extended rally.

Cardano price has been consolidating between $0.63 and $0.65 over the last 24 hours, with recent reports hinting towards a robust move ahead. According to reports, the ADA whales dumped 100 million coins last week, sparking discussions in the market.

The cryptocurrency world is no stranger to ups and downs, but Cardano's current situation serves as a stark reminder of the volatility inherent in the market. While Cardano's ADA token teeters on the edge, struggling to maintain crucial support levels at $0.60, there is growing pessimism about a potential price nosedive to $0.32.

An analyst has explained how Cardano is retesting the support line of a technical analysis (TA) pattern, losing which could spell a bearish outcome for the coin. Cardano Is Currently Trading Inside A Descending Channel In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about a pattern forming in the 3-day price of Cardano.