Here’s How Cardano Price Will ‘Survive’ A US Recession: Analyst

In a new video analysis, popular crypto analyst Dan Gambardello delved into the potential future of the Cardano (ADA) price amidst the troubling forecasts of a US recession. With a significant following of 369,000 on YouTube, Gambardello highlighted the general unease among ADA holders and general crypto investors due to the ongoing economic discourse surrounding a potential recession.

Will Cardano Bottom In December?

He drew parallels between historical S&P 500 behavior and current market conditions, noting, “On average the S&P 500 bottoms three months after a recession begins, but 10 months before the recession ends.” This observation is crucial as it sets a potential timeframe for when investors might expect the crypto market, including ADA, to bottom out.

“I give it a 50/50 odds that we’re in a recession now. Check this out. The Fed has signaled that September interest rate cut is coming all but two times in history when the Fed has started to cut rates, a recession followed,” Gambardello suggested and explained that recession starts are usually only declared to have started once they have already begun.

He further explained that the prevalent discussion about the US already being in a recession could impact investment strategies. According to Gambardello, if history repeats itself, the market could see its lowest point in December 2024. He based this on a detailed look back at market downturns since 1957, which typically show significant movements three months following the onset of a recession.

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“I just think whenever the bottom will be in, it is going to be explosive […] oftentimes [they declare] it 10 months later and they’re like ‘hey, you know what, the recession started 10 months ago. Nobody, there’s no exact science to when it starts, not like a set date but 3 months after it, the bottom is in for markets,” the crypto analyst noted.

Gambardello then addressed the Federal Reserve’s signals about upcoming interest rate cuts, which historically have been followed by recessions. This pattern adds another layer to the already complex market analysis, suggesting that a recession might indeed be imminent or already underway. “All but two times in history when the Fed has started to cut rates, a recession followed,” he remarked, highlighting the gravity of the current economic signals.

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