Approximately $932 million worth of ADA has been withdrawn from exchanges since January, indicating potential future price appreciation as investors move their holdings to self-custody wallets.
The outflows from exchanges resemble patterns observed during the 2021 bull run when ADA reached its all-time high.
Large-scale outflows often suggest growing investor confidence and reduced sell-side pressure, coupled with rising on-chain activity and accumulation.
Whale wallets accumulated over 410 million ADA in April, supporting the bullish outlook for Cardano.
Crypto analyst Sssebi predicts a potential 10- to 20-fold increase in ADA's price in the current market cycle, citing technical analysis.
Cardano's fundamentals contribute to increased whale interest, including the partnership with Brazil's SERPRO and the growth in smart contract deployment.
Cardano's strong development activity, including the forthcoming 'Leios' upgrade aimed at enhancing transaction throughput and interoperability with Bitcoin, bolster its position in the DeFi and smart contract space.
ADA traded at around $0.59 with a 3.19% loss in the last 24 hours.