Cardano's $0.25 Level Just Did Something It Has Done Twice Before



 Cardano (ADA) is trading near $0.264 right now, and for most people scrolling past a price chart, that number means nothing. But if you pull up the monthly chart and look back to January 2023, then again to September 2023, something becomes clear.

$0.25 is not a random number for ADA. It is the same floor the price bounced off in early 2023, producing a rally of 88.27% in the weeks that followed. It is the same level that held in September 2023 before Cardano went on to gain over 243% from that point.

Now, in May 2026, ADA is sitting at that same zone again.

Crypto chart analyst alicharts shared a detailed monthly chart breakdown on X, showing the three separate touches of $0.25 and how each of the first two produced significant recoveries. The current setup, he argues, mirrors those prior instances closely enough to warrant attention.

The targets being watched are $0.36 first, then $0.53 as a secondary macro level. Neither is a guarantee. The entire setup depends on whether $0.25 holds as support. If ADA closes a monthly candle below that level, the structure shifts, and the bullish read on this setup no longer applies.

Monthly support levels tend to matter more than daily noise. They form slowly, get tested rarely, and when they break, the resulting moves can be severe in either direction. ADA has tested this one three times now. Twice, buyers stepped in hard enough to launch double and triple digit percentage moves.

The third test is happening right now.

For a deeper breakdown of the monthly chart, the targets, and the risk level that changes everything, the full analysis is published on CryptoNewsLive.org.

If you follow Cardano or hold ADA, the $0.25 level is the number that matters most this month. Not $0.36. Not $0.53. The floor first.

Read the full article at CryptoNewsLive.org for the complete technical breakdown.

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