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Cardano enthusiasts may be buzzing with anticipation as the popular token, ADA, hints at the possibility of impressive double-digit growth in the upcoming month. A glance at ADA's historical price data reveals an intriguing pattern that could potentially see a 36.6% surge in February, according to CryptoRank.
Analyzing ADA's performance since 2018, the figures show a noteworthy average profitability of 36.6% during February. However, a closer inspection unveils a crucial detail — this impressive average is significantly skewed by the exceptional 277.9% surge in ADA's price during February 2021.
Excluding this outlier, and considering the red trends of 2019 and other years, the median estimate of Cardano's profitability in February stands at a more modest -9.5%.
While it is apparent that the ADA price tends to dip in February, the anomaly observed three years ago suggests that history may not be a rigid predictor. In a broader perspective, it is essential to acknowledge the limitations of drawing conclusions from a relatively short span of Cardano's existence, having entered the market only at the end of 2017.
Investors and analysts are often divided on the significance of historical trends for cryptocurrencies, especially given the limited sample size and the tokens' relatively young age.
The looming question for ADA holders is whether history will repeat itself or if the anomaly of 2021 was a rare exception. As the community eagerly awaits February, all eyes are on Cardano, and the potential for 36% growth looms large, provided the historical patterns hold true.
Alex Dovbnya
Denys Serhiichuk
Tomiwabold Olajide
