Cardano Whales Go on Massive Accumulation Spree as ADA Price Soars 15%

ADA had dipped to $0.82 before the market-wide explosion.
Jordan Lyanchev

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TL;DR

  • Cardano whales made some strategic moves ahead of Friday’s speech by US Fed Chair Jerome Powell, accumulating a sizeable number of tokens within just two days.
  • The asset’s price reacted with a massive surge that drove it higher by 15% from bottom to top.

Data from the popular analyst with over 150,000 followers on X indicates that the 180 million ADA were bought by large investors in the span of just 48 hours. In terms of USD value, this stash is worth over $160 million at today’s prices.

Cardano’s native token had followed the rest of the market in the past several days and had plunged to $0.82 on Friday. This was its lowest price tag since August 12, when the asset went on a roll that drove it from $0.78 to $1.

However, Powell’s speech was met with tremendous enthusiasm by investors, as evidenced by all financial markets’ moves yesterday. The crypto industry was no exception, as the total market cap jumped from under $3.9 to over $4.1 trillion in hours.

ADA was among the top performers during this substantial rise, rising from its daily low of $0.82 to a local peak of $0.94 before it slightly corrected to the current $0.91.

ADAUSD. Source: TradingView
ADAUSD. Source: TradingView

Several crypto analysts have outlined bullish trajectories for ADA. However, it needs to overcome certain resistance levels before it is able to unlock future gains. AltGem Hunter, for instance, predicted a surge beyond $2.68 and $5 and even up to $10 if ADA managed to turn the $1.16 level into support.

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Crypto Analyst also posted a bullish prediction for the asset’s price, indicating that it could go as high as $2 soon.

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About the author

Jordan got into crypto in 2016 by trading and investing. He began writing about blockchain technology in 2017 and now serves as CryptoPotato's Assistant Editor-in-Chief. He has managed numerous crypto-related projects and is passionate about all things blockchain.