Cardano is currently adhering to a complex Elliott Wave structure, and a market analyst predicts that the completion of the fifth wave will lead to a rally to the $6 level.
The recent volatility in the overall market had a negative impact on Cardano’s price action, causing it to drop below the $0.62 and $0.60 support levels on April 9. Despite this decline, ADA showed resilience by staying above the $0.55 mark on April 10 and 11, despite significant bearish pressure.
However, the bullish momentum weakened on April 12, resulting in a substantial 14.19% decline. This was the largest intraday loss for Cardano this year. ADA broke through the psychological support levels between $0.54 and $0.50, reaching a new yearly low of $0.45.
The last time Cardano reached the $0.45 level was in December of the previous year. Although ADA recovered from this low on April 12, it faced another wave of bearish activity, eventually dropping below the $0.40 level and reaching the lows of December 1, 2023, at $0.3994. Cardano quickly rebounded from this point but continues to trade below $0.50.
During this downtrend, a well-known market analyst named illuminati_KO27 released a TradingView analysis suggesting that ADA might be following a pattern that could lead to a bullish breakthrough. He supported his claims with historical data.
According to the analysis, Cardano is currently trading within the same five-wave Elliott Wave structure that occurred from 2020 to 2021 and resulted in a rally to an all-time high of $3.31. The Elliott Wave pattern started in March 2020, when ADA was priced at $0.04.
The first wave saw Cardano rise to $0.14 in August 2020 before dropping to $0.08 in the second wave. Cardano recovered from this decline and surged to $2.47 in May 2021 when the third wave was completed. The fourth wave experienced a slight decline before ADA reached $3.1 in September 2021 during the fifth wave.
The latest analysis indicates that Cardano is currently following this Elliott Wave structure. It has completed the first wave, rising from $0.24 in October 2023 to $0.81 on March 14. ADA is now in the second wave, which is characterized by the recent downtrend that caused it to drop to $0.3994.
Once this downtrend ends with the completion of the second wave, the analyst expects the third wave to push Cardano to the $3.4 territory, which aligns with the Fibonacci 1.618 level. Data suggests that during the fourth wave, ADA could experience a correction below $2 before soaring to the $6 price when the fifth wave is completed.
Currently, Cardano is trading at $0.4729, showing a 6% increase since yesterday. It is looking to surpass the $0.4969 resistance level in order to reach $0.50. From its current position, ADA would need to increase by 1,168% to reach the projected $6 price.
Despite the ambitious $6 price target, some market analysts predict even higher levels. For example, Ali Martinez believes that ADA has the potential to reach $9 in the future. A Cardano proponent named Chris presented two possible scenarios this month that could see Cardano reaching $7.7 or $9.7.
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