Recently watching the trend of $ADA, to be honest, something feels a bit off.
On the surface, the 0.423 level seems to be acting as support, but a closer look reveals it might be a trap. The current sideways consolidation is probably not a technical correction but waiting for bagholders to step in.
**Current Market Observation**
A few warning signals: - Support around 0.423 appears fragile - Abnormal trading volume distribution between 0.4237 and 0.4699 - Major funds seem to be waiting for retail investor sentiment to ferment
**Possible Trend Projection**
If this development continues logically, it might look like this: 1. Continue to grind at the current price level 2. Induce bullish sentiment buildup 3. Suddenly dip near 0.406 to trigger stop-losses
**Personal Trading Approach**
My current stance at this position: - Set stop-losses on existing longs - Temporarily refrain from adding positions above 0.4237 - Wait for the trend to clarify, no rush
Cardano is still promising in the long term, but the short-term trend definitely requires caution. The most expensive lesson in the market is blindly bottom-fishing; sometimes, holding cash and observing is also a strategy.
Everyone should manage their own risks, I’m just sharing my personal views.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 7h ago
Oh no, ADA is really digging a trap this time. I was also fooled by the 0.423 support level. Now I'm just watching the show passively.
I've seen many tricks where new investors jump in. Consolidation is just a fishing tactic. Wake up, everyone.
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RektButSmiling
· 22h ago
Damn, the main force is definitely fishing this wave. I only realized it after getting trapped.
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GasFeePhobia
· 22h ago
0.423 at this level is indeed a bit uncertain, and I'm also considering whether to reduce my position...
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MevShadowranger
· 22h ago
I've seen this tactic from the big players many times. 0.423 is just a bait; they wait for retail investors to enter and then dump the market.
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OnChainSleuth
· 22h ago
It's the same trick again. The big players are testing at 0.423. They wait for retail investors to enter and then slam down the pedal. I've seen this happen too many times.
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SmartContractRebel
· 22h ago
The main force's move is really clever, they have to keep cutting into us retail investors again.
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BearMarketGardener
· 22h ago
The main players are tired of this routine. Once 0.423 breaks, it will head straight to 0.406. At that point, it'll be another big show of cutting leeks.
Recently watching the trend of $ADA, to be honest, something feels a bit off.
On the surface, the 0.423 level seems to be acting as support, but a closer look reveals it might be a trap. The current sideways consolidation is probably not a technical correction but waiting for bagholders to step in.
**Current Market Observation**
A few warning signals:
- Support around 0.423 appears fragile
- Abnormal trading volume distribution between 0.4237 and 0.4699
- Major funds seem to be waiting for retail investor sentiment to ferment
**Possible Trend Projection**
If this development continues logically, it might look like this:
1. Continue to grind at the current price level
2. Induce bullish sentiment buildup
3. Suddenly dip near 0.406 to trigger stop-losses
**Personal Trading Approach**
My current stance at this position:
- Set stop-losses on existing longs
- Temporarily refrain from adding positions above 0.4237
- Wait for the trend to clarify, no rush
Cardano is still promising in the long term, but the short-term trend definitely requires caution. The most expensive lesson in the market is blindly bottom-fishing; sometimes, holding cash and observing is also a strategy.
Everyone should manage their own risks, I’m just sharing my personal views.