- Cardano’s zone of $0.74–$0.98 can be seen as a key entry point for the next bullish wave
- Charles Hoskinson has highlighted governance transparency and challenges surrounding the $600 million ADA bags for ecosystem growth
Michaël van de Poppe, founder of MN Consulting, is positive about it Cardanos (ADA) potential recovery and future growth on the price charts. After a 40% correction following a 300% rally from the November low, the analyst now says believes ADA is approaching the end of the correction phase.
In fact, he expects the cryptocurrency to prepare for another upward move, one that is supported by its technical patterns and market position.
Market performance
At the time of writing, Cardano was trading up $0.8577 with a 24-hour trading volume of $965 million. Over the past week, the price has fallen 4.34% – a sign of broader market volatility.
With a circulating supply of 36 billion tokens, ADA appeared to have a market capitalization of $30.74 billion, making it one of the leading cryptocurrencies on the market.
However, despite the recent depreciation, Cardano remains in a broader bullish cycle. The breakout from the old consolidation range indicated a shift to a higher trading range between $0.9850 and $1.2430.
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According to the analyst, crossing the upper resistance of this range would confirm bullish momentum and indicate the next phase of its upward trajectory.
Key entry points and long-term projections
Van de Poppe identified the $0.74-$0.98 zone as a critical support and an optimal entry point for investors during market corrections. He viewed the latest pullback as a healthy part of ADA’s larger bullish cycle, potentially creating opportunities for accumulation.
Looking ahead, the long-term projections seemed to suggest that ADA could reach new all-time highs (ATH) by 2025. pointed to potential price targets between $2.50 and $3.00 if market conditions remain favorable and bullish momentum continues.
Board discussions and ecosystem updates
Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, recently spoke about the ongoing debates over the governance structure of the Cardano Foundation (CF).
These discussions also gained traction following comments from Rick McCracken, a leading community member, who expressed concerns about leadership transparency and accountability.
That’s what people have done. Again, this isn’t a debate between Charles and CF for the thousandth time. It’s a conversation about whether a community foundation should be subject to community oversight. IOG and Emurgo are not the same as the CF. If that were the case, we would have…
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) December 30, 2024
At the time, Hoskinson emphasized the importance of decentralization and community oversight within the Cardano ecosystem. He stated,
“This is not a Charles versus CF debate… This is a discussion about whether the community foundation should be accountable to the community.”
He also emphasized that the CF’s $600 million ADA treasury does not have direct community representation in its management, which could impact the financing and growth of the ecosystem.
Outlook for Cardano
Beyond governance issues, Cardano continues to expand its ecosystem, with continued improvements in blockchain infrastructure and community-led initiatives. Hoskinson has often expressed optimism about the future of the platform. However, according to the director, sustainable financing and support for projects like Catalyst remain essential for long-term growth.
With technical indicators pointing to a possible recovery and governance discussions shaping the ecosystem, Cardano may be positioned for growth.
As Van de Poppe suggested, the end of this correction phase could mark the beginning of the next big wave of ADA.
