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The Cardano price has dipped by 1% in the past 24 hours, dropping to $0.339 as the crypto market as a whole loses 2.5% today.
ADA is also down by 1% in a week and by 13.5% in a fortnight, although the altcoin holds on to a 35% gain in a year.
It may have underwhelmed in recent months, but its In/Out of the Money Around Price indicator currently suggests that a relatively modest rise to $0.37 would see around 3.5 billion ADA tokens – worth over $1 billion – enter profit.
This highlights Cardano’s considerable potential, with the coin having some of the strongest – and most untapped – fundamentals in the market.
Apart from a brief flurry a few days ago, ADA’s relative strength index (purple) has spent much of the past week under 50, a sign of overselling.
This is even more noticeable with the coin’s 30-period moving average (orange), which has been well below the 200-period average (blue) for quite some time.
In other words, ADA’s technicals signal that the coin is selling substantially below a ‘fair’ value, with traders likely to make a tidy profit if they buy the token now.
This is also the gist of the aforementioned In/Out of the Money Around Price indicator, which shows that traders have bought around $1.2 billion in ADA between its current price and the $0.37 resistance level.
What this means is that, if ADA rises to $0.37 in the next few weeks, the holders of these tokens will be in profit.
Of course, given that they bought at a price between $0.339 and $0.37, they will not make $1.2 billion in profits in total.
Assuming that they
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