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Ethereum is showing two signs of strength at the same time: a bullish shift in its SuperTrend indicator and continued support from a long-term trendline that keeps a higher-cycle target in view.
Ali Charts says Ethereum’s SuperTrend indicator has flipped bullish for the first time in over a year. The chart indicates ETH is trading near $2,312, while the new buy signal appears around the $1,675 area after a prolonged period of bearish signals.
This matters because the SuperTrend indicator is intended to track broader trend direction rather than short-term moves. According to the chart described, the last bullish phase preceded Ethereum’s rise toward the $4,000 to $5,000 range. After that, the indicator turned bearish near the top and remained negative through the subsequent decline and a choppy recovery.
The renewed signal does not guarantee a major breakout, but it does indicate Ethereum has moved back above a level that had capped the trend for months. The medium-term recovery case is described as stronger as long as ETH holds above the flipped support zone, rather than reverting to another brief relief rally.
James argues Ethereum can still reach $8,000, and points to a weekly chart where ETH is sitting near a rising long-term trendline. The trendline is described as having supported the market through several major cycles since 2016.
The chart described shows Ethereum returning to this trendline after failing to hold the higher range above $3,000. Even so, it is characterized as not yet showing a full structural breakdown. Instead, price is described as testing a support curve that has remained intact across multiple years.
The $8,000 level is presented as a long-term upside marker rather than a near-term target. For that scenario to remain credible, Ethereum would need to keep defending the current trend support and then rebuild momentum from this area. If support breaks decisively, the long-term bullish case would weaken.
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