
The price of the Cardano (ADA) is currently testing significant short-term resistance around 21DMA, with the increased chances of a modest short-term rebound, but the prospects for a sustained gathering are not as big as of now.
Ada surpassed the short-term downtrend a week ago. If you can exceed 21DMA, you can bounce to 200DMA for $0.70.

But with the grand scheme of things, the ADA remains well stuck in the range of $0.50 to $1.20 over the last few months.
And the prospect of a massive breakout that exceeds this range doesn’t look good right now.
This is mainly because 1) the risk appetite in the broader market is poor, and 2) the likelihood that new liquidity floods will always be immediately realized.
While the Trump administration is an enthusiastic pro-custodian, it intends to pursue economic policies (i.e. tariffs) that are likely to harm the US economy in the short term, but it also boosts inflation.
The outlook for weak growth is to undermine risky assets such as stocks and crypto. The fact that Fed policymaker, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, is reluctant to cut interest rates due to fear of sticky inflation, makes things worse.
The Altcoin season, which has benefited Cardano prices in the past, usually comes at the time of mass liquidity injections from the Fed.
However, major altcoins like Cardano will continue to struggle as new liquidity floods are unlikely to arrive anytime soon.
What do you need for a 400% Cardano price rally?
If the US economy falls into a recession later this year and the Fed doesn’t respond as aggressively as the market hopes, it could be a recipe with a significantly lower crypto price in the coming months.
Cardano prices can easily be back to test mid-2024 levels at around $0.30.

Large gatherings require several things to surge in prices to record highs above $3.0 per token.
First, the economy will need to go through the other side of the recession. This will restore risk appetite in the broader market.
But for the Altcoin season to really progress, there will be a massive mitigation from the Fed. If the Fed is pumping up a market filled with QE again, this is a signal for the potential arrival of the new Altcoin season.
In such a situation, 400% meetings are very possible to record highs in ADA.
In fact, Cardano could even move further than that by the end of Trump’s four-year term.
The Trump administration and current Congress are large custody holders, both driving regulatory policies/legislation designed to enhance industry growth.
You should lift all boats including the Cardano price. That said, Cardano is quite a adoption compared to some of its closest rivals, like Solana and Ethereum.
Cardano alternatives to consider – Solax
Given the high recruitment and developer activity, Solana could potentially expand her lead over Cardano over the next few years.
That will probably be reflected in the performance improvements of Sol Price compared to ADA.
Those who are confident in the outlook for Solana will do well to accumulate Sol during the current market dip.
However, Solana investors might also be a good idea to add highly promising Solana projects like Solaxy (Solx) to their portfolio.
A pioneering layer 2 solution for the Solana blockchain, Solaxy (Solx) addresses critical network congestion and scalability issues, increasing transaction speed and reliability.
By processing transactions off-chain and settling on Solana’s mainnet, Solaxy guarantees low prices and high throughput, supporting applications such as Meme Coin Trading.
Released in December 2024, Presale has raised over $30 million, reflecting strong investors’ trust.
At a price of $0.001694, Solx offers a 135% staking APY with over 8.3 billion tokens betting.
Audited by Coinsult, Solaxy’s robust toconomies and cross-chain compatibility with Ethereum, positions it as a compelling investment opportunity within Solana’s thriving ecosystem.
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