- Cardano appears poised to break out of a symmetrical triangle.
- ADA has, however, remained within a Fibonacci resistance area.
- Coin accumulation persists among holders.
In a recent post on X, crypto analyst Dan Gambardello noted that the leading coin Cardano (ADA) might be poised for an upward breakout of a symmetrical triangle.
Gambardello assessed ADA’s price movements on a four-hour chart and noted that the coin’s formation of a symmetrical triangle mirrors a similar pattern observed in Solana’s (SOL) price a few weeks ago.
A symmetrical triangle is formed when an asset’s price bounces between converging upper and lower trendlines. This movement marks a period of uncertainty before a potential breakout in either direction.
According to Gambardello, should ADA successfully break out of the triangle in an uptrend to reach the $0.86 price target, it would mean a strong divergence from what was observed in the last market cycle.
Gambardello, however, warned that the coin’s price traded within the Fibonacci resistance area, and there lies a possibility that it fails to initiate an upward breakout of the already-formed symmetrical triangle…
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