Cardano is still trading inside a bearish structure, and the latest rebound attempt has not changed the broader picture.
Selling pressure remains the dominant force after ADA broke down from a compression range and failed to reclaim key levels.
At the time of writing, ADA is trading around $0.2643, based on the latest chart data.
In GainMuse’s latest breakdown, the key point is structural: ADA remains stuck beneath a well-defined descending resistance line, and the market has not shown enough follow-through to turn the trend. The chart frames the recent move as a continuation setup, not a recovery base.
The breakdown from the compression structure is important because it suggests the market resolved lower after an extended period of tightening. The bounce that followed stalled quickly, reinforcing the idea that previous support has flipped into resistance. As long as price stays below the falling trendline, the structure continues to favor downside continuation toward lower support zones.
The current sequence still reflects lower highs and weak rebounds, which is typical when sellers remain in control. Even though the market attempted to stabilize after the sharp drop, the recovery has not meaningfully repaired the structure. That keeps ADA vulnerable to another leg down if support gives way.
This is also where trader psychology matters. In downtrends like this, rallies often fail not because buyers disappear entirely, but because every bounce becomes an exit point for trapped holders, adding supply into resistance.
GainMuse’s read is straightforward: ADA is still under structural pressure, and the trend remains bearish while price trades below descending resistance. Until ADA can reclaim the falling trendline and hold above prior support-turned-resistance, the market is signaling continuation risk rather than a sustainable recovery.
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