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I noticed an interesting movement in ADA - it seems the early signs of a reversal are beginning. SAR recently switched to a bullish signal, and funding has moved into the positive zone, which usually indicates strengthening of the upward momentum. Currently, ADA is trading around $0.25, although it has fallen 2.46% in the last 24 hours. Over the week, it’s down 0.16%, and over the month, down 4.75% — so the asset is still in correction, but the first signs of stabilization are already appearing.
What’s interesting in ada prediction is that the market capitalization remains at $9.19 billion with a daily volume of $7.08 million. This indicates normal liquidity. The key level traders are watching is $0.29. If ADA stays above SAR ( now around $0.2549), then the bullish structure will start to strengthen. If it breaks below, the early reversal signal is invalidated.
Regarding volatility — ATR has fallen to 0.0198, indicating decreased fluctuations. There used to be sharp candles; now the price seems to be consolidating. An interesting point: two weeks ago, funding was deeply negative (below -0.01%), which meant short positions were overcrowded. Now it has shifted to positive — a classic squeeze situation. If ada prediction confirms and the price moves upward with positive funding, it will reinforce the upward impulse. I’m currently observing how the situation develops — volatility compression before a move is usually a good sign.