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Cardano trades above $0.256 bear market support floor level.
Short positions outweigh longs, increasing downside volatility risk ahead.
Money Flow Index signals persistent capital outflows across markets.
The Money Flow Index shows persistent selling pressure on ADA.

The indicator remains below the neutral 50 level, signaling sustained capital outflows.
Weak inflows suggest that buyers are hesitant to step in at current prices.
A shift in momentum requires reclaiming the 50 mark or entering oversold territory.
At present, ADA is far from both conditions.

Without a strong reversal signal, selling pressure may continue to weigh on Cardano price action.
Long-term holders are currently offsetting part of the sell pressure.
The Mean Coin Age metric is rising, indicating that older coins are remaining inactive.
This trend suggests that LTHs are choosing to hold rather than distribute.

Resilience among long-term investors is crucial.
Persistent holding behavior reduces circulating supply pressure.
Cardano is trading at $0.264 at the time of writing, rangebound between $0.295 resistance and $0.256 support.
The lower boundary aligns with the 13.6% Fibonacci retracement, often referred to as the bear market support floor.

ADA has maintained this level for nearly three weeks.
Given current indicators, consolidation appears likely to continue.
A successful defense of $0.256 could enable a rebound toward $0.278.
Sustained buying may push ADA back to $0.295, testing upper range resistance once again.

However, increased selling pressure would shift the outlook.
A decisive breakdown below $0.256 would weaken structural support.
In that scenario, Cardano price could decline toward $0.239, invalidating the short-term bullish thesis and reinforcing bearish control.

Cardano is trading near the bear market support level, with ADA around $0.264 as it tests the $0.256 floor.
The price has been rangebound between $0.295 resistance and $0.256 support, signaling a consolidation phase ahead.
The Money Flow Index remains below 50, indicating persistent selling pressure across markets.
Long-term holders are offsetting part of the selling pressure, while the Mean Coin Age metric rising suggests older coins are staying inactive, reducing circulating supply pressure.

This behavior points to holders accumulating or postponing distribution, easing near-term circulating supply pressure.
A successful defense of $0.256 could set the stage for a rebound toward $0.278, and continued buying may push ADA back toward $0.295 if buying momentum returns.
Conversely, a decisive breakdown below the support would weaken the structure, potentially driving ADA toward $0.239 and reinforcing bearish control.