Cardano (ADA) remained largely range-bound on Monday, consolidating after a period of increased liquidity across the broader cryptocurrency market.
Notably, over the past week, the cryptocurrency posted a modest 4% gain, even as selling pressure weighed on several major digital assets.
Despite the muted price action, analysts remain optimistic and expect a breakout rivaling Cardano’s 2021 gain.
According to analyst Javon Marks, the current chart of Cardano is very similar to the formation that preceded it in its explosive move during the last bull cycle. According to him, the configuration will experience a growth of more than 1,000% and is expected to yield approximately $2.91.
According to his analysis, Cardano is building momentum underground and laying the foundation for a low-velocity move after breaking through significant barriers. Historically, consolidation periods have been common before strong directional rallies supported by improved market structure.
 
Additionally, popular analyst Ali Martinez pointed out an important support zone that has always served as a launching pad for large rallies.
The quantity used increases at rates ranging from 85% to 200%, making it an important sector of demand. It is a frequently defended area, and there are accusations that buyers have been gathering ADA at these levels, which could result in another unintentional move higher.
Elsewhere, market commentator XRP CAPTAIN suggested that Cardano is nearing what he describes as a “vertical breakout” phase.
In his view, the asset could climb as high as $35 within the next 90 days, with a longer-term trajectory extending toward $230 per coin before the end of 2026.
Such forecasts reflect a broader sentiment that altcoins may be entering the early stages of a renewed bull cycle. If capital rotation from Bitcoin and Ethereum accelerates, assets like Cardano could benefit disproportionately due to their lower relative valuations and strong community backing.
Meanwhile, analyst Celal Kucuker has taken a more measured approach, focusing on the asset’s mid- to long-term technical outlook.
The analyst noted that Cardano’s chart structure appears “near perfect,” emphasizing that patience could prove rewarding for long-term holders. He has set a bull run target of $6.30, citing a recent breakout on the daily timeframe as an early confirmation signal.
At press time, ADA was trading at $0.252, reflecting a 3.14% surge in the past 24 hours.
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