Finally, the wait is over. After a full year of downturn, Cardano (ADA) has finally shown a decent bullish pattern on the daily chart.

For those who have been holding on since the end of last year, the current feeling is probably—there's finally light at the end of the tunnel. The entire decline cycle seems to be coming to an end, with higher highs and higher lows brewing.

Technical analysis indicates that small-term oscillations will unfold within 1 to 3 months, while larger trend cycles may take 6 to 12 months. Everyone is now watching ADA's next monthly candle.

But here’s a question—before you get caught up in this wave of "reversal" sentiment, have you thought about this: all your analysis, those price data, trading volumes, various "breakout signals"... what if these things are not entirely real themselves?

We talk about market cycles every day, but we often overlook a more fundamental aspect—the **trust cycle**. Blockchain claims to bring transparency and fairness, but when making decisions, we still rely on data sources that may not be fully transparent or could be manipulated. This is not just an ADA issue, but a fundamental unresolved problem in the entire crypto ecosystem.

The authenticity of on-chain data, the integrity of transaction information, the accuracy of price data—all point to the same solution: **Oracles**. They act as the "trust gatekeepers" of the market, determining whether you can make judgments based on reliable data.

So instead of guessing whether ADA's spring is coming, it’s better to first consider: when you make any crypto trading decision, is the data chain supporting you truly trustworthy?