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Ethereum is showing two bullish technical setups at the same time: one points to renewed weekly accumulation, while the other highlights a long-term wedge that could allow for a larger breakout. Together, the charts suggest ETH is at an important stage where momentum is improving, but confirmation still matters.
This Ethereum chart argues that ETH may be building for a larger move higher over the coming months. The analyst, BACH, highlights a repeated weekly setup in which price forms in an accumulation zone, the RSI rebounds from lower levels, and ETH then pushes into a stronger uptrend.
On the weekly timeframe, ETH is shown near $2,330. The current structure is described as similar to earlier phases marked on the chart in 2019, 2022, and 2025. In those instances, price moved through a base-building period near support while momentum indicators began to recover, followed by a stronger upward move.
The chart also emphasizes the 200-week simple moving average, which has acted as a long-term support guide in earlier cycles. Red boxes mark what the analyst calls accumulation zones. In the RSI panel, the indicator appears to be bouncing again from a lower area that previously preceded upside continuation, supporting the view that the current setup could support a bullish move if it continues to track past behavior.
Upside Fibonacci projection levels are shown near $5,172, $8,429, and $15,688. These are presented as projection levels rather than confirmed targets, so the key point is that the broader structure is turning more constructive if momentum continues to improve.
Even so, the view is explicitly pattern-based rather than confirmation by itself. For the bullish case to gain more weight, Ethereum needs to continue holding its support zone and strengthen above the recent range.
A second chart from DonWedge presents a large long-term wedge structure that still appears active. The setup marks repeated higher lows along the lower trendline, while the upper resistance line continues to cap major rallies. The chart frames ETH as trading within a compression pattern that could determine the next larger move.
The formation includes earlier bottoms, an accumulation area, and a prior “fakeout” above resistance. That fakeout is highlighted as important because it shows the upper boundary previously rejected price. As a result, while the long-term structure is described as constructive, the breakout case still requires confirmation.
The chart identifies 3,242.87 as an important resistance area near the upper boundary. If Ethereum breaks above that level and holds it, the analyst suggests the next larger upside target could extend toward 7,409.85. As with the other chart, this is a projection derived from the wedge structure rather than a confirmed move.
Overall, the takeaway is that ETH remains inside a large tightening formation. A decisive break above resistance would shift attention toward higher levels, while the pattern remains valid but unconfirmed until that occurs.
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