Here’s Why Cardano Price Is Far From Overbought After 96% Weekly Surge

Most major altcoins witnessed a renewed recovery trend in November amid the U.S. election buzz and Donald Trump’s victory. The pioneer cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, entering price discovery further cemented the bullish narrative in the broader market. Among the top performers, the Cardano price recorded an 83% weekly surge, and still enough room for future growth.

By press time, the ADA price had traded at $0.58, with an intraday gain of 28.5%. According to Coingecko, the asset’s market cap was boosted to $20.58 billion, while 24-hour trading volume was at $2.53 billion. 

Why Cardano Price Rally Isn’t Overbought Despite Massive Gains

In the last six days, the layer-1 cryptocurrency Cardano recorded an upright recovery from $0.326 to $0.58— an 83% price increase. An analysis of the daily chart showed this recovery with the increasing size of green candles and trading volume, indicating a sustained uptrend.

The strong momentum may be attributed to several factors, with the first being the potential impact of the 2024 U.S. election and Donald Trump becoming the 47th president. Additionally, Cardano’s recent partnership with BitcoinOS has enabled it to access $1.3 trillion in Bitcoin liquidity, significantly enhancing its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

As per tradingview chart, the ADA price also breaches a key downsloping resistance of a triangle pattern. This breakout signals the buyers’ escape from a six-month consolidation, offering suitable support to drive a higher rally.

However, today’s surge in Cardano price is likely triggered by founder Charles Hoskinson’s plans to work with the U.S. government under Donald Trump on cryptocurrency legislation.

The aforementioned reasons provide a major boost for Cardano’s adoption and demand for its native cryptocurrency, positioning for further gains.

Large Holders Bet Big on ADA as Market Bottom Signals Emerge

According to Santiment data, the ADA whale holding 100 Million 1 Billion coins has significantly increased their accumulation from 2.06 to 2.93 since mid-April. Despite the prevailing downtrend, the large holders’ buying indicates their confidence in Cardano’s further growth.

Generally, this signal coincides with major market bottoms and reverses trends.

On the contrary, the recent surge in Cardano price is fueled by the aforementioned factors one after another. Thus, a rally of the same momentum is less likely to continue without more external factors.

Moreover, a sharp price increase is often followed by a short corrective phase for buyers to regain strength. If this happens, the ADA price could revert lower to seek support at key daily EMAs (20, 50, 100, and 200).