Cardano (ADA) Tests Key Support Near $0.63, Breaking This Level Could Lead to a Decline to the $0.5 Range

Cardano (ADA) is testing a key support level near $0.63, based on chart analysis shared by crypto analyst Ali Martinez. The price pattern shows ADA

The price of Cardano (ADA) is testing a key support level at $0.63, according to crypto analyst Ali Martinez.

As Martinez notes, Cardano has been moving within a descending channel on a three-day chart. The lower boundary of the channel, visualized in purple, now coincides with the critical support zone at $0.63.

If the price breaks below this support, it could continue falling to $0.54, which corresponds to the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level.

So far, Cardano has failed to close above the 0.382 Fibonacci level at $0.7339, indicating weak bullish momentum. Recent attempts to rally have been rejected at the top of the descending channel, highlighting strong bearish control.

Unless Cardano breaks above the upper boundary of the channel and reclaims the $0.73 level, the downtrend will likely continue.

The chart below shows the possibility of further decline:

Increased interest in Cardano

In other Cardano news, we can observe a possible bullish indicator in the form of increased global interest in the token.

As Angry Crypto Show pointed out, Cardano’s Google Trends data has reached levels last seen in early November 2024.

During that period, Cardano surged nearly 300%, increasing from $0.36 to $1.14 in just three weeks. While the current price is lower, some market participants are speculating on a similar rally.

It is worth mentioning that the search spike actually occurred in early March when Cardano traded above $0.75. Since then, both search interest and price have trended downward.

The chart below shows the global interest in Cardano:

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