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Cardano money flows hit a three month peak, yet big owners keep dragging the rebound

Cardano emblem in the center, scene split between rising inflows and whale pressure, price near 0,70 USD.

More money entered Cardano (ADA) than at any time in the previous three months, drawing in both small buyers and institutions. At the same time, the biggest owners bought huge blocks while others dumped equally large blocks, creating two-way traffic that slows any lasting rebound and leaves liquidity and price stability shaky for traders, custodians and product builders.

On-chain records show three quick bursts where large players scooped up 140 million, 200 million and 120 million ADA. Observers usually treat such moves as a bet that prices will rise, but the trend has not held cleanly.

A different set of whales unloaded about 350 million ADA in one spell, pushing the price down roughly 15% and pinning it to the $0.69 – $0.70 support zone, which now serves as the next pivot. Small wallets also sent in about $368 million, giving the market a wider pool of buyers even as volatility persists.

“The clash between buying and selling is not a freak statistic – it is how markets work,” the data summary notes. Each wave of demand meets a wall of supply — the rally keeps stalling.

Whales, liquidity, and the ETF watch: ADA’s market crossroads

A sudden block sale recently drained open bids and widened the spread, increasing execution costs for funds and custodians. This drop in liquidity reflects how quickly market depth can vanish when large holders — or whales — move their positions all at once.

Meanwhile, consistent profit-taking at high volumes has trapped ADA within a tight trading band near $0.70. The $0.69–$0.70 zone now acts as a crucial support level, where both buyers and sellers are testing conviction.

Institutional adoption continues to grow through regulated crypto products that attract new capital. Yet, the heavy activity of large investors often distorts valuation models and complicates risk forecasting for asset managers who rely on predictable market behavior.

At the same time, sharp price swings tend to draw more regulatory attention. Authorities are likely to scrutinize custody standards, KYC obligations, and exchange reporting as volatility rises — especially in assets with high institutional exposure.

Looking ahead, market speculation suggests a high probability of an ADA exchange-traded fund (ETF) approval in 2025. If the fund launches, it could reshape liquidity flows and price behavior across trading venues.

In conclusion, with whales buying and selling almost simultaneously, ADA’s recovery depends on sustained demand outweighing large-scale sell-offs. Until that balance shifts, liquidity and price stability will remain fragile, especially around the $0.69–$0.70 pivot and the anticipated ETF decision.

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