Cardano (ADA) has fallen to the $0.26 mark, a price level last traded at in October 2023. The asset struggled to gain momentum throughout 2025, and its bearish trajectory continues into 2026. According to CoinGecko data, ADA’s price has dipped 10.7% in the last week, 24.2% in the 14-day charts, and 32.3% over the previous month. The asset has also fallen by 62.4% since February 2025 and more than 91% from its all-time high of $3.09, which it attained in September 2021.
The market mood raises questions about whether ADA will dive below the 20-cent threshold or stage a rebound. ADA touched the 24-cent level earlier this month after Bitcoin fell to around $62,000, but the ether regained some footing as BTC reclaimed $71,000. With BTC facing a rejection near $71,000 and dipping below $69,000 on February 10, 2026, ADA could follow a similar path if macro pressure persists. Analysts at CoinCodex remain bullish on Cardano in the coming months, forecasting ADA to rally to $0.4250 by April 17, 2026—a gain of roughly 60.6% from current levels.
Bitcoin’s recent movements have heavily influenced ADA’s trajectory: a drop to about $62,000 followed by a partial recovery beyond $71,000, and then renewed pressure as BTC faced rejection near $71,000 and slipped below $69,000 on February 10, 2026. This price action keeps the risk of further downside intact, though some relief rallies could emerge if broader macro conditions improve. CoinCodex analysts project a bullish path for ADA, anticipating a rally to $0.4250 by April 17, 2026, representing roughly a 60.6% move from current levels. While that target presents an appealing upside, the evolving macro landscape and crypto market volatility warrant cautious positioning for traders and long-term holders alike.
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