Cardano gained new institutional visibility after 21Shares added ADA to its FTSE Crypto 10 Index ETFs. The move came as analysts tracked key technical levels and short-term buy zones shaping the token’s market setup.
Cardano added to two 21Shares FTSE crypto ETFs
21Shares has included Cardano (ADA) in two new funds: the FTSE Crypto 10 Index ETF (TTOP) and the FTSE Crypto 10 ex-Bitcoin Index ETF (TXBC). The move expands regulated, index-based access to ADA for traditional investors.
FTSE Crypto 10 Index Constituents October 31 2025. Source: X
According to the prospectus snapshot shared today, the index lists ADA among its constituents with a 0.71% weighting as of Oct. 31, 2025. Meanwhile, larger weights sit with Bitcoin and Ethereum, while other components include Binance Coin, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Hyperliquid, Chainlink, and Sui.
The TTOP fund tracks a basket of the ten largest crypto assets, while TXBC follows the same basket excluding Bitcoin, shifting weights across the remaining assets.
Cardano faces key support at $0.50
Analyst Ali shared a chart on X showing that Cardano (ADA) must hold $0.50 to maintain its recovery potential toward $0.70. The daily chart from TradingView highlights a clear range, with ADA trading near the lower boundary after a recent decline.
Cardano Key Support at $0.50. Source: Ali Charts on X
The structure shows price attempting to stabilize between $0.55 and $0.60, a zone that previously acted as both support and resistance. If this range holds, technical projections point to a possible rebound toward $0.70, aligning with a former mid-range ceiling visible since August.
However, a close below $0.50 would invalidate the bullish setup and open the way for deeper losses toward earlier lows. Momentum around this threshold remains crucial for ADA’s near-term trend direction.
ADA rebounds off buy wall; sellers cluster below $0.63
Meanwhile, Cardano is bouncing after tapping a reported buy wall, according to trader CW (@CW8900). The 15-minute chart shows price turning up from a green demand zone after a steady pullback.
ADA Rebounds Off Buy Wall. Source: CW on X
The order book now shows three sell walls stacked below $0.63, creating overhead friction. As price approaches these red zones, bulls need rising volume to absorb offers and keep the recovery going.
If bids hold the reclaimed demand area, ADA can probe each sell wall in sequence. A rejection would likely send price back to retest the buy wall for support.
