• The moving average indicator shows a bearish trend for the coin as the MA line is above the candlesticks
• The moving average convergence divergence indicator also indicates that the coin is in a bearish phase
• Investors are advised to pay attention to macroeconomic factors, price affecting catalysts and social sentiment

Cardano (ADA) is getting attention as investors are curious about what November 2025 holds for it. The data indicates the possibility going in for a breakout. At press time the coin, the coin is trading at $0.5451 at a 3% decrease rate. The support level is crucial, hoping it does not dip below the line.

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Technical Structure & Prediction for Cardano

The coin is experiencing resistance (yellow) at $0.575, and the value can rocket to $0.580 if it crosses the level of resistance. The support level (blue) of the coin is at $0.536, and this can dip to $0.520 if it drops below the line. The moving average indicator shows a bearish trend for the coin as the MA line is above the candlesticks. The 50-day line does give us hope for a short-term bullish scenario.

The moving average convergence divergence indicator (MACD) also indicates that the coin is in a bearish phase as the signal line (orange) is above the MACD line (blue).

Recently, Emurgo, the commercial arm of the $21 billion Cardano blockchain, and digital payments platform Wirex have partnered. This is to launch a physical Visa card that allows users to spend cryptocurrencies. All this social buzz can help the coin come to a bullish zone.

The data given by CoinCodex indicates that the coin might have an average price of $0.6134 and a maximum price of $0.7246 in the month of November. The potential ROI of the coin might also be 31.70%. Although a breakout can happen, it cannot be ensured. Investors are advised to pay attention to macroeconomic factors, price affecting catalysts and social sentiment.

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