Liquidation clusters, which are zones where concentrated buying activity tends to pile up, are showing up around ADA’s current range. When these clusters appear near a depressed price like $0.28, some traders read them as strategic entry points. Related: Bitcoin Drops to $63,350 as Coldcard Exploit Wipes $88.6 Million Across 4,585 WalletsWhat’s clear is that some market participants aren’t running from ADA at $0.28 — they’re buying it. The buying activity within those liquidation clusters is often how recoveries start, quietly, before anyone’s ready to call it a trend. If buying activity keeps building around that $0.28 zone and the liquidation clusters hold, the case for a rebound gets stronger.