Only 30% Of Cardano (ADA) Holders In Profit – What Happens Next?

• Report showed that only 30% of Cardano (ADA) holders are currently in profit, which means a significant portion of the market is experiencing losses.

Despite weak performance over the past month, Cardano (ADA) showed signs of strong support, as on-chain data indicates.

Moreover, the network has seen an uptick in total value locked (TVL) in DeFi applications, reaching levels twice its peak during the 2021 bull market​.

IntoTheBlock data shows that only 30% of ADA holders are currently in profit, which means a significant portion of the market is experiencing losses.

With 28% of ADA held by large investors, the token shows a moderately high level of whale control, which might influence price stability and potential manipulation risks.

Cardano’s Large Scale Investors

Over the past week, the enormous volume of $34.46 billion in large transactions highlights massive institutional or large-scale investor movements, which could be both inflows and outflows, reflecting active high-stake engagements in ADA.

ADA’s price showed a declining trend at press time, which was particularly noticeable from the consistent lower highs from the start of June. This trend aligned with the bearish sentiment.

 

The Bollinger Bands on this chart are relatively tight, often suggesting low volatility.

ADA’s price is oscillating closely around the middle band, showing a lack of major bullish or bearish momentum, consistent with a consolidation phase.

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) was flatlining at zero, reinforcing the bands’ sentiment.

There were numerous double-top formations across the chart below, typically recognized as bearish reversal indicators.

Moreover, ADA’s price was below all the moving averages, which can be considered a bearish signal. When the price is below these lines, they generally suggest that the overall momentum is downward.

ADA’s price has fluctuated between higher resistance points and lower support levels.

The chart shows that each time ADA attempts to recover, it faces resistance and fails to establish a new high, conforming instead to lower peaks, which outline the double-top patterns.

Interestingly, the RSI oscillates between 50 and 60, indicating a neutral market with a slight lean toward bullish sentiment.