In a striking display of blockchain momentum, Cardano (ADA) has crossed a significant usage milestone of over 1 million transactions in the past 30 days, even as questions swirl about whether the token’s price can finally breach the psychological $1 threshold.
The uptick in network activity signals growing engagement from both users and developers, a reassuring sign in an era when many Layer-1 projects compete fiercely for adoption.
Meanwhile, ADA jumped nearly 10 % over the week, briefly touching ~$0.875, drawing attention from chart watchers and market bulls alike.
ADA Eyes $0.90 Breakout Will $1 Follow?
Analysts see $0.90 as a pivotal resistance level. According to Ali Martinez, clearing this boundary could ignite further buying pressure and pave the way toward $1.10.
Technical strategist AV Sebastian adds that ADA is forming a “W-shaped” pattern since October 3, with $0.94 as the next significant barrier. If that crumbles, the path toward $1 could open more readily.
Still, these projections rest on momentum and sentiment, both notoriously fickle in crypto markets. ADA’s journey upward may require external catalysts as much as chart signals.
Beyond technical charts, institutional interest is creeping in. Among noteworthy filings, ETF issuer Rex & Osprey recently submitted registration documents to the U.S. SEC for a digital asset ETF featuring ADA with staking options.
If approved, such regulated vehicles could draw new capital and visibility. Moreover, ADA has even appeared in corporate treasury allocations; for instance, Reliance Global Group recently disclosed holding ADA in its digital assets treasury.
Still, there are challenges. ADA’s recent slip from 9th to 10th in circulating market cap underscores the fierce competition in the blockchain space.
To reassert itself, Cardano will need sustained usage growth, continued innovation, and favorable macro tailwinds.
In short, the foundation is turning stronger, and the charts are whispering opportunity. But for ADA to pierce $1, it will need conviction from traders, institutions, and users alike.