Is Cardano ready for any go at $1? June’s hard fork FOMO lifts ADA cost to weekly highs

Cardano (ADA) was one of the better performers one of the top cryptocurrencies on June 6 as traders assessed a vital upgrade that offers to enhance its blockchain’s smart contract abilities.

Vasil hard fork FOMO

Dubbed “Vasil,” the so-known as hard fork event will tentatively occur on June 29, 2022. Because of the excitement surrounding this upgrade, traders have began speculating more about ADA’s upside prospects, leading to its better performance than some of the best-ranking digital assets.

For example, ADA’s cost rose by over 14% to $.64 on June 6 when compared to 6% gains of their top rival, Ether (ETH), on the day that.

Cardano’s cost history also shows similar euphoric behaviors among traders dads and moms prior to hard fork occasions. For instance, the “Alonzo” upgrade in September 2021, which introduced smart contract functionalities towards the Cardano network, preceded a 200%-plus ADA cost rally, as proven below.

ADA/USD daily cost chart. Source: TradingView

Similarly, Cardano’s “Mary” hard fork in March 2021 preceded ADA’s 1,600%-plus cost boom.

ADA bull traps

The prior cost rallies that brought towards the hard fork occasions also happened among an expansionary macro-atmosphere. At that time, rates of interest were near-zero, and also the Fed was buying $120 billion price of government bonds each month.

But presently, the U.S. central bank has switched hawkish after witnessing persistently greater inflation. Therefore, many analysts reason that there’s now less U.S. dollar liquidity to purchase riskier assets, including stocks and cryptos.

Cardano has reeled underneath the pressure from the Fed’s tightening, with ADA buying and selling almost 80% less than its September 2021 peak of $3.16. The broader move downside includes significant bounces, as proven within the chart below.

ADA/USD daily cost chart featuring cost rebounds in ongoing bear market. Source: TradingView

ADA cost to $1?

In the technical perspective, ADA now tests a resistance confluence comprising a falling trendline and it is 50-day exponential moving average (50-day EMA the red wave) near $.66 along with a horizontal trendline (the neckline) near $.62 that constitutes what seems to become a “double bottom” pattern.

ADA/USD daily cost chart featuring ‘double bottom’ setup. Source: TradingView

A rest over the resistance confluence might trigger the double bottom breakout.

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Usually of technical analysis, traders appraise the double bottom’s breakout target with the addition of the space between your bottom levels and also the neckline towards the breakout point. That paints a June target of  $.87, up around 40% from today’s cost and sure in front of the Vasil upgrade.

A follow-up rally may also see ADA testing its 200-day exponential moving average (200-day EMA nowhere wave) near $1 for any breakout or pullback. A pullback appears much more likely, however, because of the prevailing macro risks.

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