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ADA Whales Go Degen Shopping as RSI Paints Another Bullish Picass-OH?
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ADA Whales Go Degen Shopping as RSI Paints Another Bullish Picass-OH?

Cardano (ADA) is hovering around $0.25, and for the second time in a month, its 12-hour chart is flashing a familiar bullish divergence signal. This technical tea leaf reading coincides with Input Output Global confirming the Midnight privacy sidechain is launching this week. The launch aims to bring shielded transactions to the ecosystem, potentially opening doors for private DeFi, real-world assets, and payments that don't scream your business to the whole blockchain.

On the 12-hour Kraken chart, a classic bullish divergence set up shop between January 31 and March 22. While ADA's price was busy making a lower low, its Relative Strength Index (RSI) decided to be a contrarian and printed a higher low. The RSI currently sits at 35.39, flirting with the oversold zone where assets are either a steal or about to get rekt.

An identical chart pattern emerged between January 31 and March 8. After that setup confirmed, ADA proceeded to pump roughly 20% from its low to a high near $0.295. History shows the pattern triggered a 20.21% move. The divergence alone isn't a magic money printer, but it does signal that bearish momentum is weakening, just like it did before the last hopium-fueled bounce.

Midnight is a privacy-focused sidechain built on zero-knowledge proofs, because sometimes you don't want your entire financial history on a public ledger. It's launching in a federated mode first—think training wheels—before aiming for full decentralization.

Two of Cardano's biggest whale cohorts have been quietly filling their bags since the latest dip began around March 18. Addresses holding between 10 million and 100 million ADA have increased their collective stash from 13.56 billion to 13.61 billion since March 19, a net addition of about 50 million ADA. That's a midnight snack run of serious proportions.

The slightly less gargantuan cohort, holding between 1 million and 10 million ADA, started their own accumulation party on March 20. They've grown their holdings from 5.67 billion to 5.70 billion ADA, scooping up roughly 30 million tokens. Combined, these two groups have vacuumed up over 80 million ADA in just four days—not exactly subtle.

This whale activity suspiciously aligns with the Midnight announcement from Input Output Global on March 22, suggesting the big players got their intel (or just made a smart bet) ahead of the news. Meanwhile, the percentage of total ADA supply in profit has plummeted from 15.47% on March 17 to a measly 5.73% today—a brutal 63% collapse. With almost everyone underwater, the incentive to sell into any price pump weakens significantly; no one wants to realize losses unless they're truly paper-handed.

The immediate support zone to watch is around $0.248. A daily close below this level would effectively shred the RSI divergence thesis and open the trapdoor toward the year-to-date low near $0.220. However, as long as the RSI holds its higher low structure, the bullish setup technically remains alive, giving hopium dealers something to cling to.

On the upside, the first price target for ADA sits at $0.267, which is the 0.236 Fibonacci level. The next hurdle is the previous bounce high at $0.295. A clean break above $0.295—roughly an 18% climb from here—would bring the 0.618 Fib level at $0.302 into the picture. If momentum really gets its act together, the 1.0 Fibonacci extension at $0.337 becomes the ultimate, if optimistic, moon-shot target.

The Midnight launch provides the fundamental narrative catalyst. The RSI divergence offers the technical "trust

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UpdatedMar 23, 2026, 17:35 UTC

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