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Cardano (ADA) finds itself at a key technical moment, where it grapples with a prolonged resistance zone that has largely defined its market behavior since December 2024. Priced near $0.6811 at press time (early April 2), ADA has seen an 11.03% decline over the past seven days, despite a small 0.44% gain in the last 24 hours. Its market cap stands near $24.5 billion with recent daily trading volume exceeding $620 million. Cardano’s price action over the past few months showed a pattern involving failed breakout attempts and subsequent pullbacks near significant overhead price levels. According to Dan Gambardello, a known crypto analyst, ADA’s current position is at a critical technical juncture. The resistance level he identifies between $0.72 and $1.24 is proving to be a major barrier for bulls currently. Gambardello suggests that once ADA manages to break decisively above the $0.72 mark, the path toward the $1.24 upper target becomes much clearer technically. Such a move could signal the beginning of a new sustained bull market phase for Cardano. However, the price remains in consolidation mode below resistance until such a decisive breakout actually occurs. Related: Cardano Founder to Share Stage with Donald Trump Jr. at Crypto Panel Moreover, Cardano’s support structure is holding steady for now, with both the 100 EMA (blue) and 200 EMA (light blue) acting as key areas of price stability. These moving averages have proven to be reliable support levels during this consolidation phase. The most recent daily price candle shows a slight bullish reversal attempt initiating from support levels. However, traders likely need confirmation of a clear breakout above the $0.72 resistance area for the rally to gain significant upward momentum. Despite some tentatively positive chart signs like holding EMA support, Cardano’s price action remains under pressure. This appears partly due to significant recent selling activity observed on the blockchain. On-chain data from Santiment, highlighted earlier by analyst Ali Martinez, revealed whales recently sold off approximately 200 million ADA tokens. This large selling volume has likely been a key factor preventing a stronger price recovery for ADA so far. Historical data often suggests such large whale transaction flows can trigger further downward price momentum, unless strong new buying pressure quickly emerges to absorb the selling effect. Related: Hoskinson to Cardano Critics: Where’s the Proof of “No Achievements”? Currently, Cardano’s price hovers near the $0.68 mark. Importantly, it holds above the crucial $0.60 longer-term support level also watched by Martinez. If ADA fails to reclaim the $0.70 to $0.80 range relatively soon, Martinez previously warned it could potentially see a sharp decline, possibly falling toward his identified $0.31 technical downside target. However, ADA’s current resilience above the $0.60 support level suggests a price recovery remains technically possible, provided significant buying interest returns to the market soon. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Ethena is facing a potential wave of sell pressure as 266 million ENA tokens are set to unlock in two phases, starting with the first $34 million unlock today. According to CryptoRank.io , Ethena ( ENA ) will unlock 94.19 million ENA tokens today, worth $33.87 million—0.63% of total supply and 1.79% of market cap. Further, 171.85 million tokens will be unlocked on April 5. The upcoming token unlocks come as ENA trades at $0.35, down by 17% over the past week, following World Liberty Financial ‘s dump of 184,000 ENA tokes, worth $69,000, on March 25. Prior to that, on March 5, Ethena unlocked a massive 2.07 billion ENA tokens—worth $728 million—representing 13.9% of the total supply. Looking at the chart, ENA price has been in a clear downtrend from the start of the year, trading below the 21-day Exponential Moving Average. The price attempted a breakout above the 21-day EMA for a few days in late March, but failed to sustain above it. The RSI is at 44.26, below the neutral 50 level. However, the RSI moving average is at 46.88, meaning there is some attempt to recover, but it’s still weak. The recent lows around $0.342 act as short-term support. If the price holds above this zone, it could attempt another move towards the 21-EMA at 0.3817. According to technical analyst Ali Martinez , if ENA defends this support level, it could climb to $0.473. As long as #Ethena $ENA defends the $0.342 support, it could climb toward $0.473. Keep it on your radar! pic.twitter.com/FKUFIpHBjr However, if this support fails, the price could drop to $0.30 – $0.32, where the price consolidated in October last year before breaking out into a major bullish rally .

Current on-chain conditions suggest a developing bearish long-term signal for XRP. Its Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio, which compares market price to the average price holders paid, reportedly dipped below its 200-day moving average. This specific crossover is still in its early stages and remains unconfirmed as a major trend shift. However, according to technical analysts like Ali Martinez, a sustained MVRV crossover to the downside has historically sometimes signaled a broader macro shift in XRP’s price action direction. XRP came under notable bearish pressure during the last week of March. It consistently closed below its opening price for six of the past seven trading days then. The cryptocurrency’s price tumbled from near $2.50 to reach $2.020 by the close of March 31. Although XRP’s MVRV showed these early potential bearish signals, the altcoin remains within an established sideways trading range for now. XRP traded mostly between $2 and $3 in the past two months, only briefly testing below the $2 support level. Consistent with this range, XRP bounced off support recently. It traded near $2.1062 at the time of writing Wednesday, up 7.12% from Monday’s low. XRP’s latest price structure resembles ADA’s recent trend. The Cardano native token also rebounded from a slump into a notable support region. ADA gained 7.92% after its own Monday decline to trade near $0.6693 at press time. Its move signals a potential upsurge attempt from the bottom of its own established range. Related: ADA Bulls Need to Crack This Level for Rally to Continue on April 2 Separately, recent approval for Coinbase to offer CFTC-regulated Cardano futures builds a tailwind that could support ADA’s bullish momentum. The crypto exchange confirmed the approval Monday after a standard two-week review period by the CFTC for its application. XRP and ADA have gained attention following events related to the projects’ perceived closeness with the current US administration and other developments within their respective ecosystems. Many analysts monitor these cryptocurrencies to help analyze the broader altcoin market. They consider their market status and the potential leadership role they could provide during market shifts. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

As Q1 comes to a close, Ethereum investors shift their focus toward Q2 prospects. April and May historically stand out as some of the stronger months for the crypto market. Historical data shows April delivered an average Ethereum return near 20% in past cycles, while May consistently outperformed with an average gain closer to 30%. This strong seasonal tendency raises a question for Ethereum (ETH) on whether it can surpass the $3,000 mark by the end of May this year. Many analysts remain generally bullish on ETH’s longer-term potential to break key resistance levels eventually. However, beneath this general outlook, recent on-chain activity suggests a more complex and cautious narrative. According to blockchain analyst Ali Martinez, there has been a major decline noted in whale Ethereum transactions since February 25. Activity among these large wallets reportedly dropped by 63.8% during that observed period. Data also shows Ethereum is estimated to generate just $22 million in total network transaction fees for March—the lowest level since 2020., according to data sources like TokenTerminal. Related: Three Reasons Why Crypto Market Might Recover Strongly in Q2 2025 While fees and price don’t always move together, history shows that rising fees often signal stronger price action for ETH. Conversely, falling fees can mean a period of market slowdown or lack of investor interest. While a sharp drop in whale activity might seem concerning initially, it does not necessarily guarantee further immediate downside for Ethereum’s price. In fact, it could also mean a period of consolidation—a common phase before a big price movement. This consolidation could either set the stage for a bullish breakout or suggest that the market is pausing to reassess before the next move. Related: Deep Dive: Vitalik Buterin’s 2-of-3 Proof System for Ethereum Layer 2s ETH is also currently attempting to break back above the $1,900 level. Successfully reclaiming this area, which acted as prior support, could mark the start of a renewed bullish trend, particularly if the move is sustained on increased volume. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Large $ETH transactions see sharp drop since February Crypto analyst Ali Martinez noted in a recent post on X that the number of large Ethereum (ETH) transactions decreased by 63.8% from Feb. 25 to March 31. He suggests that this drop points to reduced activity among whales.