Ethereum price shows a bullish future after its breakout from the symmetrical triangle. Although optimistic, ETH needs to overcome a few hurdles before reaching to significant levels.
Ethereum price action between 24 January and 27 March has led to the formation of a symmetrical triangle pattern. This technical setup consists of three lower highs and four higher lows which are connected using trend lines.
Theoretical forecasting methods suggest this technical pattern could lead to a 34% move, obtained by measuring the distance between the initial swing points of the triangle. Adding this distance to the breakout point at $2,837 reveals the target as $3,818.
On 27 March, ETH produced a daily candlestick close above $2,837, indicating a breakout. Since then, the smart contract token has surged 22% but faces exhaustion of bulls. As a result, ETH has dropped 7% and is currently approaching the $3,077 to $3,197 demand zone. A bounce off this barrier is likely to trigger another leg-up, but this time around, ETH will retest the 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $3,489.
Since this hurdle is formidable, a successful flip could be the key to catalyzing a bull run to $3,833, the symmetrical triangle’s predicted target. In a highly bullish case, this move could tag the $4,000 psychological barrier, bringing the total run-up to 25%.
ETH Perpetual Futures | Source: Tradingview
The active deposits metric is an on-chain indicator that tracks the number of deposits to exchange wallets. A surge in this index is bearish for the underlying asset as it hints at the investors’ interest to sell their holdings.
For Ethereum, this on-chain indicator has been on a downtrend since November 2021 and has deteriorated from 22,800 active deposits to
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