ADA seems a bit off tonight.

The monitoring system has detected three unusual inflows of funds overnight—not small-scale retail activity, but based on trading patterns, it looks more like large holders building positions in batches. Interestingly, at the same time, on-chain data shows that over 53% of all holders are shorting across the network.

This divergence is quite subtle. When the majority are on one side, it often means market sentiment has reached an extreme. Historically, a high proportion of shorts combined with quiet capital inflows usually leads to a short squeeze—when those shorts close their positions, it gives the price an extra boost.

On the technical side, the price has been oscillating repeatedly in the $0.4420-$0.4480 range, and the MACD indicator shows the fast and slow lines are about to cross upward. This price zone might be the main cost area for large players, so it’s worth watching.

If you want to get involved, you could consider a strategy framework like this:
- Reference $0.4420-$0.4480 as the dip buying range
- After a breakout, watch if $0.4510-$0.4520 can hold
- Set a stop-loss at $0.4250; if broken, reassess
- Resistance levels above are at $0.4680, $0.4770, $0.4980

Of course, there are no certainties in the market. Any strategy needs to be paired with position management and stop-loss discipline. Data only provides clues; ultimate decisions come down to your own risk control abilities.