- ADA is approaching a key supply zone on the daily chart
- Equal lows below act as clear liquidity targets that may be swept
- On H4, we’ve got a solid demand zone below, which could act as a strong reaction point
You know that feeling when a chart is whispering secrets?
That’s how I felt looking at Cardano (ADA) today.
I haven’t talked much about ADA lately, but after what I saw on the daily timeframe, I knew it was time to bring it into the spotlight. Let’s break it down.
Daily Timeframe: Approaching Supply, But What’s Below?
Zooming out to the daily, two major things caught my eye right away:
- A clean supply zone above, and price is heading right for it.
- Two equal lows sitting perfectly below, acting as liquidity magnets.
Those equal lows? They’re basically a neon sign for smart money to come sweep the stops before any serious move up. It reminds me of when I was watching XRP a few months ago — everyone thought it was safe, and then boom, a quick dip below the equal lows took everyone by surprise.
That’s the kind of thing ADA might be setting up here.
H4 View: Liquidity Sandwich & a Juicy Demand
Now let’s drill down to H4, and it gets even more interesting.
The price action is leaving liquidity above, almost as if it’s bait. But don’t be fooled — there’s still liquidity sitting below too. The market might want to come for that first.
But here’s what really gets me excited: there’s a beautiful demand zone right below. You ever mark a level and just feel it’s going to react well? That’s what this one looks like to me. If ADA dips there, I’m watching it like a hawk.
Could be a great place for a bounce — if the market plays nice.
So… What’s the Cardano Price Prediction?
Alright, let’s put the puzzle together:
- Scenario 1: Price hits the upper supply zone first, reacts, then dives to clear the equal lows and tap into demand. Classic move — it’s happened so many times before.
- Scenario 2: Market sweeps the lows first, reacts off the demand, and then pushes up into supply.
Either way, there are clear liquidity zones both above and below, and ADA is moving right between them like a pendulum.
But hey — I say it every time — nothing is guaranteed in this game. We’re not in the business of certainties. Only probabilities, setups, and smart risk.
Always Remember: The Market Can Do What It Wants
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again — the market owes us nothing.
Just because a setup looks good doesn’t mean it’ll play out. That’s why these scenarios are possibilities, not promises. Read the chart, manage your risk, and don’t get married to a bias.
