The Cardano Price Has Been on a Slow Roll Lately, Falling Out of Its $0.7 – $0.8 Range Over the Past Week

However, a crypto analyst has emerged with a bullish projection, expecting the altcoin to recover in the coming days.

The price of Cardano (ADA) has been slowly rolling over the past week, falling out of its $0.7 – $0.8 range. However, one crypto analyst has emerged with a bullish projection, expecting the altcoin to recover in the coming days.

In a video posted on the X platform, popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez shared an exciting analysis of the Cardano price, putting forward a short-term target for the altcoin. According to the online pundit, the ADA token is trading at a critical support level and could be on its way to $0.77 over the next few days.

This bullish projection is based on the formation of a horizontal channel pattern for the ADA price on the 3-hour timeframe. This channel is characterized by two major boundaries with at least four contact points, including two connecting lows and two connecting swing highs.

Typically, the upper boundary where the pivot highs form represents the resistance for the asset's price while the lower channel trendline acts as the support cushion. A sell signal goes off when the asset's price hits the top of the horizontal channel, while traders tend to buy when the price is at the channel's lower boundary.

According to Martinez, the Cardano price has fallen into a horizontal channel since mid-March, trading within the $0.69 – $0.77 range. As shown in the chart below, the price of ADA is hovering around the support cushion (the lower boundary) at the $0.69 level.

Using the earlier logic, the Cardano token seems to be at a perfect buying spot, with the price currently at the channel's lower trendline. Typically, when the asset's price is at the bottom of the channel, it tends to bounce back toward the upper trendline.

Martinez noted that if the $0.69 support level holds, the Cardano price could make a bullish run toward the $0.77 mark. This rebound toward the upper boundary would represent an over 12% move from the current price point.

As of this writing, the price of ADA stands at around $0.685, reflecting an over 2% decline in the past 24 hours. While the altcoin seemed to be recovering nicely earlier in the week, it has witnessed a deep retracement toward its March lows.

According to data from CoinGecko, the Cardano price is down by nearly 4% in the past week. This sluggish weekly performance underscores the altcoin's outlook over the past few months, with the ADA token seemingly moving farther away from the psychological $1 level.