- Cardano dropped after our last prediction, sweeping the liquidity below
- The break of the demand zone was natural, especially for an altcoin tied to BTC
- Now on H2 supply — price could go lower, but there’s also liquidity above
- Liquidity below still looks like a magnet waiting to be touched
Price is currently chilling around $0.65 — but let’s rewind a bit. In our last Cardano price prediction, we warned about the liquidity sitting below.
What happened next? Exactly that. Price dropped, following the script.
Yes, ADA even broke through the demand zone we had marked. And while that might have surprised a few people, for those who’ve been around the block — it’s not unusual. A
fter all, Cardano is still an altcoin, and alts tend to follow Bitcoin like a loyal dog on a leash.
Now on h2 Supply — What’s Next?
Right now, we’re sitting on a clear H2 supply zone.
This level could easily push price lower again. But — and it’s a big but — there’s another supply just above that might act as the next magnet. Depends on how much momentum we build up.
And you know what’s really interesting?
The liquidity left behind below. It wasn’t random. The market never forgets. One way or another, that area might get visited again — whether now or later. Because when money is left on the table, the smart players usually go back for it.
Stay Flexible, Not Fearless
Let’s be clear — I’m not claiming I know the future. No one does. The market can do whatever it wants, whenever it wants. These are just scenarios, not guarantees.
But being aware of liquidity, understanding where price might be drawn… that’s not guessing. That’s reading the map. Doesn’t mean we always arrive on time — but at least we’re not wandering blind.
