I’ve been watching Cardano these past few days, and something interesting is happening. The price is now at $0.25, after some mixed moves, but technical indicators are starting to show signs of a shift.

What caught my attention is that the Parabolic SAR has just changed direction, which generally means that selling pressure is weakening. In addition, volatility has calmed down quite a bit, so the price seems to be looking to stabilize rather than make aggressive moves in any direction. ADA has been bouncing between gains and losses over the past few weeks, but these latest indicator changes could be the start of something.

Another detail: funding rates in derivatives recently shifted to positive territory, suggesting that there are more buyers than sellers in the futures. Historically, when you see deeply negative funding followed by a move into positive territory, it often precedes a stronger move. Cardano’s market capitalization is around $9.3 billion, so there’s enough liquidity for this to play out.

This isn’t a guarantee, but if ADA holds these levels and the SAR continues pointing upward, we could see a more serious breakout above $0.29. The key to watch is whether it sustains the bullish structure or falls below these supports. For now, it seems momentum is turning in Cardano’s favor.