• Cardano price struggles below $0.63 as EMAs cluster between $0.622–$0.633, capping bullish attempts.
• RSI and MACD show early bullish bias, but volume and trendline confirmation are still lacking.
• April 20 forecast targets $0.6294, signaling continued range-bound movement unless $0.633 is broken.

Cardano (ADA) continues to trade in a narrow band below $0.63, consolidating after a modest pullback from its recent local high of $0.634. 

On the 4-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are contracting around the $0.618 midpoint, signaling reduced volatility ahead for ADA. While the price is stuck between $0.633 resistance and $0.602 support, the broader trend remains under bearish pressure with the trendline still sloping downward. 

Key short-term moving averages – the 20, 50, and 100-period EMAs – currently lie stacked between $0.622 and $0.633, effectively capping recent price action. The 200 EMA remains further above at $0.66, highlighting ADA’s broader bearish structure. 

A decisive breakout above this cluster of EMA resistance, particularly if supported by increased volume, could spark momentum for a push toward the $0.645 level. 

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• Cardano price struggles below $0.63 as EMAs cluster between $0.622–$0.633, capping bullish attempts.
• RSI and MACD show early bullish bias, but volume and trendline confirmation are still lacking.
• April 20 forecast targets $0.6294, signaling continued range-bound movement unless $0.633 is broken.

Cardano (ADA) continues to trade in a narrow band below $0.63, consolidating after a modest pullback from its recent local high of $0.634. 

On the 4-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are contracting around the $0.618 midpoint, signaling reduced volatility ahead for ADA. While the price is stuck between $0.633 resistance and $0.602 support, the broader trend remains under bearish pressure with the trendline still sloping downward. 

Key short-term moving averages – the 20, 50, and 100-period EMAs – currently lie stacked between $0.622 and $0.633, effectively capping recent price action. The 200 EMA remains further above at $0.66, highlighting ADA’s broader bearish structure. 

A decisive breakout above this cluster of EMA resistance, particularly if supported by increased volume, could spark momentum for a push toward the $0.645 level. 

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