Large Cardano (ADA) holders, known as whales, have started selling significant amounts of ADA tokens following recent bearish market signals, including a 'death cross' on key metrics. This coordinated sell-off has caused ADA's price to drop from $0.202 to $0.188, with risks of further decline to $0.170 or even $0.144 if selling pressure continues. The move signals exhaustion of upward momentum and raises concerns about the asset's near-term stability without whale support. Investors should watch for whether buyers can hold key support levels to avoid a deeper correction.
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