Cardano Price Slips Below $0.24 As Momentum Weakens
Cardano has dropped below $0.24 following a reversal of its early October rally, with analysts eyeing $0.21 as a potential downside target.

Cardano ($ADA) traded near $0.236 on Binance, down about 9.2% from its weekly opening price, according to CryptoNews data. The token slipped below the $0.2483 Bollinger midpoint while daily relative strength index readings dropped to 48.06.
The recent decline follows a sharp reversal from a weekly high of $0.2824 and a weekly low of $0.2238. Measured from the weekly peak, Cardano has lost approximately 16.5%, while its bounce from the weekly low reached about 5.4%, leaving the recovery short of the preceding drop.
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Ascending Channel Rejection Puts $0.21 in Focus
Analyst Ali Martinez identified a rejection at the upper boundary of an ascending channel on Cardano's daily chart, placing the lower boundary near $0.21. A decline from the current price to $0.21 would amount to roughly an 11% drop, with the recent weekly low at $0.2238 serving as an intermediate reference level.
Jesse Olson also pointed to weakening daily momentum, noting that bearish divergence and a trend-dot sell signal preceded recent downward targets being reached. Meanwhile, the weekly Supertrend indicator remained red at $0.2762, sitting above the asset's current trading range.
Key facts
- Cardano traded at $0.2359 on Oct. 9, down approximately 9.2% from its weekly opening price.
- The daily relative strength index fell to 48.06, sitting below the neutral 50 level.
- Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted $0.21 as a downside level following an ascending-channel rejection.
- The weekly Supertrend resistance stood at $0.2762, with the weekly high reaching $0.2824.
Source: crypto.news
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