Several key metrics have contributed to ADA’s price surge. The “In the Money” indicator, which tracks the number of investors in profit, rose by 10.5%. Currently, 31% of ADA holders are in profit, a significant improvement from the early August crash when only 0.35% of holders were in the green.
Additionally, large transaction volumes, defined as transactions exceeding $100,000, saw a sharp increase. On September 25, ADA’s transaction volume reached $6.6 billion, up 12% in just 24 hours. This growth indicates rising interest from institutional investors or large-scale traders.
Another bullish signal comes from ADA’s low NVT (Network Value to Transactions) ratio, which currently sits at 2.7. A low NVT suggests that ADA is undervalued and could be poised for further growth.
Despite these positive trends, ADA's Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates that the asset may face a correction soon. The RSI, a tool that measures price momentum, spiked to 81 on September 24, signaling overbought conditions. Typically, an RSI above 70 suggests that a price pullback could be imminent.
Analysts remain divided on ADA's future. While some predict further growth, potentially reaching $1.80 in 2024, others warn that a correction could send the token back down to around $0.15.