ADA’s Next Move: Expert Insights on Cardano

A well-known crypto strategist has suggested that Cardano (ADA) may be on the cusp of a significant downward move.
On the weekly chart, Benjamin Cowen cautioned about Cardano’s potential break below a critical support level. This support level has been repeatedly tested since December 2022, and in technical analysis, such frequent retesting tends to weaken support as buyer interest wanes.
Cowen’s perspective is that it’s challenging to envision Cardano remaining above the $0.240 support level for the entire year without making a definitive move. He anticipates a significant move before year-end, and he believes it will be a downward one.
According to this widely respected crypto analyst, Cardano’s anticipated decline can be attributed to a decrease in net liquidity. Cowen illustrates this connection with a chart demonstrating how ADA’s performance aligns with global net liquidity trends.
ADA is tracking changes in net liquidity, and it’s not surprising to observe altcoins performing this way, given the decline in net liquidity. Net liquidity, in this context, is defined as the balance sheets of various central banks, including those in the United States, Canada, the European Central Bank, the UK, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand.
This analysis factors out the TGA (Treasury General Account) and the reverse repo.
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Regarding the potential shift to a bullish trend for Cardano and other altcoins, Cowen remarks that when liquidity rebounds, one can anticipate altcoins returning to higher levels, regressing toward the mean.
This is where substantial gains that many are seeking often materialize. Unfortunately, these gains are not typically realized in the pre-halving year, as the altcoin market tends to experience significant challenges. Therefore, when evaluating ADA/USD, it’s essential to keep in mind that the availability of excess liquidity largely influences it.