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A Potentially Bullish Pattern Is Developing Although Ethereum (ETHUSD) is currently trading ~36% below its August 2025 high, it remains in a bullish pattern. Specifically, it’s been in an ascending triangle since 2020. See Figure 1 below. An ascending triangle is defined by higher lows and equal highs. Figure 1: Ethereum’s daily price action since 2015. In this case, we must go back to the ~$110 low from 2020. It then rallied to nearly $5000 on several occasions, but these were false breakouts, as most highs were contained around $4100. A 2000% Rally May Seem Substantial, but it Has Occurred Before Thus, Ethereum remains in a long-term uptrend, as indicated by the lower, ascending dotted trendline. If ETH holds the sloping trendline, an immediate breakout above $4100 would target approximately $5525 on a linear scale: $1535 + ($4100 – 110). If Ethereum drops to ~$2200 support and then breaks out, we can expect ~$6190. From a logarithmic-scale perspective, the triangle’s maximum width targets a whopping $60-80K. These numbers sound astronomical because they are ~2100% higher than current levels. However, ETH has already risen ~2800% from its $110 level in March 2020 in less than six years: (3150-110)/110. Thus, another >2000% gain in a few years is not out of the ordinary. Related Articles * Bitcoin Price News: January’s Slow Start Is Not Necessarily Bad News for BTC * Ethereum Price News: Weekly Transactions Rise By 40% – Is ETH Ready to Explode? * “FAFO” Narrative Drives the Markets in 2026 About the Author Dr. Arnout Ter Schure is a contributor Dr. Ter Schure founded Intelligent Investing, LLC where he provides detailed daily updates to individuals and private funds on the US markets, Metals & Miners, USD,and Crypto Currencies
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