Cardano Price Prediction: ADA to rebound by 15%

Cardano price has deviated below the range low, suggesting a momentary increase in selling pressure.
A retest of the 6-hour demand zone is likely to propel ADA back to retest the $2.18 resistance barrier.
A daily close below $1.68 will invalidate the bullish thesis and knock the altcoin down to $1.46.

Cardano price has seen a massive downswing over the week, causing it to slide below crucial barriers. Fortunately, this correction is above a significant demand zone that will likely trigger a buying spree, pushing ADA higher.

Cardano price at wit’s end

Cardano price has nearly halved in value since its all-time high at $3.11 on September 2. ADA is currently trading at $1.85 and is fast approaching the 6-hour demand zone, ranging from $1.68 to $1.79.

This support area is significant in deciding the directional bias for the so-called “Ethereum-killer.” Since Cardano price has sliced through the range low at $1.91, it is in the deep discount area, and which means bears could potentially be taking a break.

A successful bounce off the demand zone mentioned above will likely propel ADA back above the range low. Beyond this, Cardano price could retest the $2 psychological level, indicating a 10% upswing from $1.79.

In some cases, ADA might revisit the $2.08 ceiling and collect the ‘buy stop’ liquidity resting above it. This move would represent a 15% ascent.

ADA/USDT 6-hour chart

The upswing narrative detailed above for Cardano price is contingent that the downswing recedes as it bounces off the $1.68 to $1.79 demand zone. However, if ADA produces a lower low below $1.68, it will invalidate the bullish thesis.

This development could trigger a 12% crash to the immediate support level at $1.46.

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