Cardano Signals Imminent 75% Spike As ADA Records Dip in MVRV Ratio

Cardano (ADA) recently witnessed a dip in its MVRV ratio, a phenomenon that has historically resulted in impressive price growth.

Market veteran Ali Martinez called the public’s attention to the recent development, affirming its significance as a bullish indicator for Cardano amid the prevailing market downturn. Notably, ADA has been a victim of the broader crypto market crash, down 20% since April 12.

Cardano’s woes began on April 9 following a period of sustained price growth, which saw it reclaim the $0.62 price territory. Following this high, ADA recorded a price collapse as the broader market faced turbulence, eventually relinquishing the pivotal support levels from $0.62 to $0.59.

Cardano MVRV Ratio Drops

Cardano consolidated for two days after this sharp decline before it witnessed a steeper drop on April 12 and 13. During this period of downturn, its Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio suffered a massive crash.

For the uninitiated, The MVRV ratio compares the market value of a cryptocurrency to its realized value. Essentially, it helps assess whether the cryptocurrency is overvalued or undervalued based on the asset’s current price relative to its actual worth.

Data from Santiment, as spotlighted by Ali, shows that Cardano’s MVRV ratio recently collapsed to -22.08 as the market turbulence persists. An MVRV ratio of -22 suggests that ADA’s current market value is significantly lower than its realized value, indicating that it might be undervalued.

The last time #Cardano's MVRV Ratio dipped below -22%, $ADA's price soared by over 75%. With the #ADA MVRV Ratio back under -22%, we could see another impressive rebound! pic.twitter.com/ABf0mp4pR4

— Ali (@ali_charts) April 19, 2024

More importantly, Ali identified an interesting pattern observed on the charts whenever Cardano witnesses a substantial drop in its MVRV ratio. Specifically, ADA’s MVRV ratio also crashed to -22 last June when ADA saw a drastic 41.6% decline from $0.3773 on June 3, 2023, to a low of $0.2200 on June 10, 2023.

Following this drop in the MVRV ratio, Cardano recorded an impressive price run, appreciating by 75% above $0.37 in July 2023. However, this 75% surge took over a month to materialize amid sustained growth. Ali expects this pattern to repeat, rooting for what he dubs “another impressive rebound.”

A Possible Rebound Looms

At its current price of $0.4656, Cardano could hit $0.8149 on a 75% surge. This would mark a 2-year high for ADA, as the last time it saw the projected price mark was in May 2022. Cardano would need to breach multiple resistance levels to clinch this target, with the last one stationed at the March 14 high of $0.8090.

Data from IntoTheBlock confirms that Cardano has two massive sell walls before the $0.81 price. One of these sell walls rests between $0.5238 and $0.6007, where 355,100 addresses hold 4.49 billion ADA. The second is within a range of $0.6007 to $0.7268, featuring 336,990 addresses with a balance of 6.72 billion ADA.

Despite this massive resistance, Ali’s vision for Cardano goes beyond the $0.81 level. Last week, the analyst reaffirmed his conviction that Cardano could hit $9 despite the current downturn. Moreover, media personality Jake Gagain predicted last month that ADA could reach $7.5.