Cardano’s Moment Is Here Predicts Dan Gambardello For An ADA Bull Run
Crypto analyst Dan Gambardello, founder of Crypto Capital Venture, has sparked renewed optimism among Cardano (ADA) supporters, boldly declaring that the next major bull run for ADA “has not happened yet, but is incoming.”
In a recent post and an , Gambardello zoomed out on Cardano’s monthly chart. He identified several technical signals reminiscent that he believes are strongly reminiscent of patterns previously observed right before ADA’s major bull cycles.
While many in the crypto community remain skeptical, Gambardello remains firmly bullish, and he’s not afraid to say it.
Gambardello’s primary focus lies in the MACD indicator on the monthly time frame, where he observes early signs of a bullish crossover. The histogram has begun ticking bright green—an event that, in the past, preceded ADA’s explosive rallies.
Drawing comparisons to late 2020, he notes a similar MACD pattern that preceded ADA’s surge from $0.11 to over $1 in a matter of months. “There’s still over eight days left in the monthly candle, and anything can happen,” Gambardello cautioned while adding:
“But the fact that the MACD histogram is shifting green now is very interesting to me.”
He highlights that while macro signals are showing promise, it’s critical not to ignore short-term downside risks—a lesson reinforced by ADA’s history. Even after bullish MACD crossovers in the past, Cardano experienced some sideways or downward price action before fully taking off
Another bullish signal comes from Crypto Capital Venture’s proprietary Cardano Risk Model, which currently gives ADA a score of 42—a level last seen in November 2020, just before ADA’s previous parabolic run.
Gambardello argues that structurally, ADA is mimicking the same consolidation behavior, and the low-risk zone reinforces the idea that a major move is forming. “We’ve absolutely been here before,” he asserted, adding:
“It doesn’t guarantee a rally, but it’s exactly the kind of setup that preceded the last bull cycle.”
Zooming in, Gambardello also dissects ADA’s short-term price action. Notably, Cardano recently completed an inverse head and shoulders breakout, with a throwback to the neckline finding support at the 20-day moving average. However, it now faces immediate resistance at the 200-day moving average, a key battleground for bulls and bears alike.
Should the resistance give way, Gambardello sees $1 as the next major target, calling it both a psychological and technical milestone. He emphasizes that reaching this level would not only fulfill the breakout projection of the inverse head and shoulders pattern but also mark a shift in ADA’s narrative within the market.
Beyond $1, he highlights a more ambitious upside target: the $1.20–$1.25 “bull market door” zone, a level that has already shown historical significance as resistance.
Gambardello’s predictions align with the Fib levels and the readings from the RSI, which sits at 64.76, suggesting that while ADA is not overbought, the chances of a slight correction before the next rally are higher.