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Ethereum has started to show signs of life after weeks of muted price action, with one analyst arguing the current move could be the start of a larger recovery. The view is based on a technical setup that centers on an unfilled inefficiency zone after the ETH price recently broke above $4,500.
The technical analysis highlights a Fair Value Gap (FVG) that has not yet been revisited. In this framework, the unfilled gap is treated as an early waypoint in a recovery path that could ultimately take Ethereum into a five-figure price range above $10,000.
According to the analysis by crypto analyst Crypto Patel, the key FVG zone sits between $2,475 and $2,634. The zone was formed during Ethereum’s breakdown earlier in the year, leaving an imbalance that price has yet to return to.
The bullish argument is built around the strength of a $1,750 support zone, which held during the recent selloff and is described as the base for the current recovery. The analyst outlines the path forward in three layers:
A clean break above the bearish order block (between $2,900 and $3,035) would invalidate a lower-high pattern visible on the chart and support a broader uptrend. The analyst also frames this level as a potential confirmation point for the start of a wider altcoin rally, not just a rebound in Ethereum.
Failure at this level would keep the current structure intact. The downside case described is a rejection at $3,035, which would send ETH back into a trading range between $2,000 and $1,500. Conversely, a confirmed break above $3,035 would shift momentum toward a longer-term bullish outlook, with the long-term target described as a break above $10,000.
ETH price remains below $2,500 | Source: ETHUSDT on Tradingview.com
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