The Cardano price fell more than 20% between January 14 and January 25, dropping to fresh local lows. While the ADA price was falling, big money was quietly stepping in. Two bullish metrics explain why that dip attracted buyers instead of panic. The first signal comes from wallet behavior.
Data shows that large ADA holders (whales) were not selling into the drop. Wallets holding 10 million to 100 million ADA increased their balances after January 25, when the price hit its local bottom. Their combined holdings rose from about 13.59 billion ADA to 13.62 billion ADA, even as the price stayed weak. At current prices near $0.35, that accumulation represents over $10 million.
Wallets holding 1 million to 10 million ADA briefly reduced exposure during the selloff. But once the ADA price stabilized, they returned as buyers. Their balances increased from roughly 5.60 billion ADA to 5.61 billion, around $3.5 million, within a day. This accumulation matters because it happened while retail behavior, smaller ADA wallets, moved the opposite way.
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