2025-12-28 12:21:04

A recent detail has been overlooked — ADA's on-chain data is quietly telling a story.

According to monitoring from a certain on-chain data platform, during this period, ADA's key support levels have been accumulating large addresses, which is uncommon. Retail investors usually don't behave so systematically; it looks more like someone is quietly positioning.

From the technical chart, ADA has clearly formed a double bottom in the $0.25 to $0.30 range. Even more interesting is that this bottom position perfectly aligns with the long-term upward trend line — such a matching phenomenon usually doesn't appear without reason. Currently, the price is fluctuating around $0.35. Based on historical experience, this could be the last opportunity to get on board.

But looking at the candlestick chart alone isn't enough. During the same period, governance optimization in the Cardano ecosystem has been advancing, Hydra scaling has made new progress, and on-chain TVL and institutional holdings are quietly increasing. This indicates that not only is the technical pattern forming, but the fundamentals are also accumulating energy.

If the neckline is truly broken, the next reference point would be the previous high area. In long-term projection, ADA could head toward around $3, which offers nearly a 7x growth potential. However, it's important to be clear: high returns always come with high risks.

Practical advice is straightforward: don't go all-in at once; instead, allocate in several batches near the green support levels, and always set stop-losses. A bull market indeed requires patience, but it’s even more important to let the data speak rather than follow emotions blindly. The key is to stay sensitive to the real on-chain traces.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 19h ago

Large address accumulation? This wave depends on whether the fundamentals can keep up. Wow, it's both a double bottom and a trendline, looks quite standard, just worried about a false breakout. If Hydra can really succeed in scaling, that would be the core; otherwise, no matter how beautiful the technical pattern is, it's all empty. I agree with the phased deployment approach; don't go all in at once, the risk is ridiculously high. Wait, wasn't the 0.25 to 0.35 range already the entry point? Are we saying the last chance has already been missed? A 7x growth potential sounds great, but the key is whether it can hold above 0.4 before reaching $3. Is this time really about institutions quietly accumulating, or just another routine of cutting the leeks? Only time will tell.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 19h ago

Double bottom + trendline fitting... This combination really has some substance. Institutions are quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still debating whether to get on board, a typical information gap. Listening at $3 sounds great, but honestly, before a 7x potential, you need to endure various black swan events. Staggered positioning and stop-loss strategies are solid advice; it all depends on who can truly hold steady without panicking.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 20h ago

Large addresses are stacking up, this time it might really be different. On-chain data never lies; the question is whether we can understand it. Double bottom plus trendline fitting? This is indeed quite interesting, with a strong institutional presence. Is 0.35 really the last chance to get in? I feel like I've heard this kind of statement too many times. Hydra expansion progress + TVL increase, at least the fundamentals aren't a complete mess. Wait, is $3 a bit too optimistic? Talking about a 7x increase is easy, but how to actually operate? Staggered position building and stop-loss strategies sound simple, but in reality, it's not that easy to do. I just want to know, are those large addresses owned by institutions or big investors' cold wallets? Don't just say "go all in," it's much easier said than done. Data will speak, but human nature can also lie, and that's the real problem.

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GasFeeGazer

· 20h ago

Whales quietly accumulating at 0.25, this signal doesn't lie Institutional holdings are increasing, and the ecosystem is also making moves. It feels like ADA is really about to move Double bottom + trend line, following the usual pattern, the next step is to take off. Don't ask me how I know Three dollars is a sevenfold increase... but the premise is surviving until that day. Don't be stingy with stop-losses Wait, could this be another trap for retail investors? The last dip traps all the retail traders Accumulating in batches is really reasonable. Those going all-in in one shot are just here to lose money

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