Cardano Surges To 13th Spot While ADA Enters Make-or-Break Zone 

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Cardano climbed to the 13th-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization as investors closely watch its performance at a critical long-term support level. Analysts say defending the current price zone could lay the foundation for a recovery, while a breakdown may extend ADA’s broader downtrend.

Cardano (ADA) has returned to the spotlight after climbing to the 13th position among cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, moving ahead of Chainlink, Canton, and Monero.

The milestone comes at a time when the digital asset is facing one of its most important technical tests in years, with the price sitting at a long-term support zone that could determine its next major move.

Everstake saw Cardano’s most recent ranking as yet another significant milestone in the blockchain’s progress.

The staking platform mentioned how, despite hard market conditions, Cardano is continuing to make progress, and it has started to become visible in its market standing. The update also praised the Cardano team for working through multiple market cycles.

Cardano position at CoinMarketCap

Source: CoinMarketcap

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Cardano Tests a Long-Term Support Zone

The market capitalization of Cardano has increased, but there is some reserve about its price action. According to crypto trader Ulimae, the ADA price is fluctuating in the area that used to be a reliable support zone in 2020.

The recent price range between $0.145 and $0.150 has become the key one after many months of continuous declines.

The ADA price experienced a surge in 2021, but then entered a prolonged period of decline, during which there were a few attempts at recovery until 2024 and even 2025.

The current drop is taking the coin price down to a historical demand area where the buying interest was previously observed.

Cardano price prediction

Source: X

However, Ultimae predicted that falling below the $0.14 level would weaken the position of Cardano and allow the downward trend to continue.

The return of prices to the $0.20-$0.24 level will only be possible through the defense of these levels by buyers, along with good performance on the part of Bitcoin.

Key Support Will Decide ADA’s Next Move

Even if Cardano begins to recover, several technical barriers remain before the long-term picture changes. The initial resistance levels are in the vicinity of $0.24 and later in the region of $0.32.

A more robust resistance level ranges from $0.55 to $0.60, and the next one is found at $0.72. The price exceeding the level of $1.18 will be seen as a sign of a positive trend change. Currently, the ADA remains under all key moving averages.

Cardano’s fate at the moment depends on how buyers will react to the current support level at $0.145. Holding this level can give rise to a potential rebound towards stronger resistance levels. On the other hand, a breakdown of this former support will put the coin under further pressure.

This article contains market analysis and price predictions. These are not guarantees. Crypto markets are volatile. Always DYOR. Not financial advice.

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Sajjal Ali

Sajjal Ali

Sajjal Ali is a Market Analyst and Crypto Reporter at Tronweekly with over three years of experience covering cryptocurrency markets and digital asset ecosystems. Her work focuses on Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins, DeFi, blockchain developments, crypto regulation and policy, and Layer 2 scaling solutions.

She tracks major DeFi platforms, leading Layer 2 networks, and evolving regulatory frameworks, explaining how policy, technology, and adoption trends influence crypto markets. Her previous work has been featured on BTCRead. Sajjal verifies information through official filings, regulator statements, court records, and on-chain data, ensuring accurate, responsible reporting for a global audience.

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