Cardano Price Prediction: Did ADA Sellers Run Out at $0.1702?

Aashish Vishwakarma
Aashish Vishwakarma
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Cardano Price Prediction

Did sellers lose strength at $0.1702, or is ADA just taking a pause before falling further?

This Cardano price prediction starts at $0.1762, based on CoinMarketCap data at 13:00 UTC on November 11, 2026. ADA is down 8.4% from $0.1924 on October 31 and remains in a descending channel. The price has already fallen below the $0.1820 level, keeping selling pressure in focus.

Bias stays bearish below the 50-period EMA at $0.1826. Above it, buyers get room to work.

Cardano Price Analysis: Data Snapshot at 13:00 UTC

Figures come from the CoinMarketCap ADA page at 13:00 UTC on November 11, 2026.

Metric

Value

Price

$0.1762 (-0.73%)

24H range

$0.1712 to $0.1779

Market cap

$6.49B

24H volume

$225.22M (+33.84%)

Fully diluted valuation

$7.93B

Circulating supply

36.81B ADA

All-time high

$3.10 (-94.31%)

Volume equals 3.49% of market cap, a thin turnover for a top 15 asset. ADA still trades 94.31% under its $3.10 record.

Why Is $ADA Moving Today?

Volume jumped. Price didn't. The $ADA price today is down just 0.73%, while 24-hour volume rose 33.84% to $225.22M.

CoinGlass ADA data shows futures volume up 40.39% to $408.53M and spot volume up 43.19% to $51.60M.

Longs paid first. Liquidations hit $1.25M, and 82% of it came from long positions.

At first glance that reads like panic selling. But a 0.73% dip on rising volume points to absorption instead, with buyers soaking up supply near $0.1712. Sellers had the shot. They missed.

Cardano Technical AnalysisCardano Technical Analysis: Reading the 4-Hour Chart

The price started near the $0.2087 resistance zone. A long red candle on October 30, 2026, broke the support level, and the descending channel took shape from there.

Buyers pushed back toward the $0.2101 high near the upper rail on November 5, 2026. A heavy red candle on November 6, 2026 erased most of that rally.

A later bounce faded under the 50 EMA at $0.1826. The grind lower ended with a sharp wick into the $0.1712 support zone on November 9, 2026, then a fresh low of $0.1702 on November 10, 2026.

Since then, higher lows have stacked up. And RSI reads 45.08, rebounding from its November 9 trough.

ADA still trades under the 20 EMA at $0.1775, with the 50 EMA, 100 EMA and 200 EMAs at $0.1826, $0.1907 and $0.2027 stacked overhead. Not a reversal. A pause, with the average stack still sloping down.

ADA Support and Resistance Levels

ADA support and resistance levels are easy to read on this chart. Support starts at $0.1738, then $0.1712 and the $0.1702 low, with $0.1557 as the deeper floor.

Resistance builds at $0.1775, $0.1826, $0.1907, $0.1982 and $0.2027, with $0.2087 above that.

But $0.1826 matters most. It's the same zone from an earlier support rebound, now flipped into resistance.

Futures Data: Who Pays for the Bounce?

Open interest, the total value of open futures contracts, reads $399.36M, up 0.78%. That's 6.15% of market cap.

The funding rate sits at 0.0080%, about 8.7% annualized, so longs pay shorts a small fee.

Spot net flow reads -2.5M while futures took in+19.7M. Derivatives-led, then. And fragile.

So who's actually buying this bounce? Fear and greed sit at 30 on CoinGlass, deep in fear territory, and the long flush and EMA retest setup show how fast crowded longs get cleared.

On-Chain Data: Staking and Network Activity

Cardanoscan network stats at 13:00 UTC on November 11, 2026, show 21.47B ADA staked, 57.1% of circulating supply, across 2,883 stake pools. DRep stake shows 5.41B ADA, or 14.4%.

Transactions peaked near 90k per day between on November 6 and on November 7, 2026, then faded to roughly 23k. The 15-day total reads 535.3k, an average of 35.7k per day.

Cardano NewsCardano official X post

Cardano's official X post went live on November 11, 2026, and told users to upgrade to Daedalus 11.6.2. SE7EN Labs says the wallet update repairs Windows update installation and avoids unnecessary installer downloads.

Routine maintenance. Nothing in it moves price, and ADA's flat reaction agrees.

But releases like this keep wallet and developer activity visible while price drifts.

Cardano Price Prediction: Bull, Base and Bear Scenarios

This Cardano price forecast stays bearish below $0.1826 and neutral between $0.1738 and $0.1826. A monthly price view tracks how these levels shift.

Every Cardano price prediction scenario below depends on volume holding near $225.22M.

Scenario

Trigger

Target

Invalidation

Liquidity Condition

Bull

Trades above $0.1826 and holds

$0.1907, then $0.1982

Trades below $0.1738

Volume stays above $225.22M, funding stays positive

Base

Trades between $0.1738 and $0.1826

Range chop

Break of either level

Volume near $225.22M, mixed flows

Bear

Trades below $0.1702

$0.1557

Trades above $0.1775

Long liquidations exceed $1.25M, volume expands

Without rising volume, any bounce into $0.1826 stays a seller's opportunity.

ADA Price Target: What Buyers Need Next

The first ADA price target is $0.1826, about 3.6% above the spot. It needs trades above the 20 EMA at $0.1775 first.

Two EMAs sit within 3.6% of the spot, so the road to $0.1907 and $0.1982 has speed bumps. Reaching $0.2027 needs a 15.0% climb and a channel breakout, where a 200 EMA resistance test would decide the trend.

Sellers aim at $0.1557 if $0.1702 gives way, roughly 11.6% below spot.

Risks

Most liquidations came from long positions, which made up 82% of the total. A Binance hack reaction shows how fast exchange headlines can hit ADA, and that risk stays live.

Fear and Greed at 30 keeps sentiment fragile, though deep fear can also mark late selling. And a break under $0.1702 would hand sellers a clear path to $0.1557.

Final Takeaway

This Cardano price prediction stays bearish under $0.1826, with a recovery attempt alive while $0.1702 holds. The next test is the 20 EMA at $0.1775, and a 100 EMA reclaim would be the first sign the channel is cracking.

Buyers have the volume. What they still lack is a trade above $0.1826.

Disclaimer: This article is for information only and isn't financial, investment, or tax advice. Crypto is volatile, and losses can be total. 

Aashish Vishwakarma

About the Author Aashish Vishwakarma

Technical Analyst at coingabbar.com

Aashish Vishwakarma is a crypto analyst, technical analyst, and content writer with 2+ years of experience in cryptocurrency research and financial markets. He covers crypto market analysis, price predictions, technical indicators, market trends, digital assets, and blockchain developments, delivering clear, data-driven insights through engaging content.

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