Cardano price confirms falling wedge breakout, targets upside to $0.32

Cardano price continued pushing higher on Monday after confirming a breakout from a multi-month falling wedge pattern, raising expectations that bulls could attempt a move toward the $0.32 level in the coming sessions.

According to data from crypto.news, Cardano (ADA) traded around $0.28 at press time on May 11 after climbing steadily from recent lows near $0.24 seen in April. The token has now reclaimed important resistance levels as broader sentiment across the crypto market improved alongside Bitcoin.

The latest ADA rally comes as several fundamental catalysts continue building around the Cardano ecosystem. Grayscale recently increased Cardano’s weighting in its Smart Contract Fund to 18.33% while reducing its Ethereum exposure, signaling growing institutional interest in the network.

At the same time, speculation surrounding a potential Cardano spot ETF has also started gaining momentum after reports suggested Grayscale could pursue a dedicated ADA-linked product later this year.

Meanwhile, Cardano developers recently rolled out a major Lace Wallet upgrade, adding multi-chain support ahead of the upcoming Van Rossem hard fork scheduled for late June. Stablecoin activity on the network has also expanded following the launch of USDCX, a privacy-focused version of USDC designed for non-EVM chains like Cardano.

On-chain activity additionally suggests larger investors continue accumulating ADA during recent consolidation phases. Recent Santiment data showed whale wallets holding between 10 million and 100 million ADA have steadily increased their positions over the past several weeks despite broader market uncertainty.

Cardano price analysis

On the daily chart, ADA has confirmed a breakout above a multi-month falling wedge pattern that had constrained price action since February. The breakout occurred after several weeks of consolidation near the lower boundary of the structure, with buyers finally pushing the price above the descending resistance trendline around the $0.26 region.

Falling wedges are generally considered bullish reversal formations, especially when price breaks above resistance alongside strengthening momentum.

The measured move derived from the height of the wedge projects a potential upside target near the $0.32 region, which also aligns closely with a previous resistance zone visible on the chart.

ADA has also reclaimed its 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day simple moving averages following the breakout, a sign that short- to medium-term momentum may be shifting back in favor of buyers. However, the 200-day SMA near the $0.35 level still remains a major longer-term resistance barrier overhead.

Momentum indicators seem to show bulls have the advantage over the coming weeks. The MACD has completed a bullish crossover while the histogram continues printing expanding green bars, signaling that upward momentum is strengthening.

If bulls maintain control above the breakout zone near $0.26, ADA could attempt a move toward the intermediate resistance around $0.30 before potentially targeting the projected $0.32 level.

On the downside, failure to hold above the broken wedge resistance and the moving average cluster near $0.25–$0.26 could weaken the breakout setup and pull Cardano price back toward the lower support trendline around $0.24.