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Ethereum is preparing for another massive breakout, according to a fractal analysis by a cryptocurrency trader. This comes after ETH underwent a strong drop on Friday, responding to a drop in the value of gold and U.S. equities.
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Ethereum Could Soon Break $400: Here’s Why
One trader shared the chart below on August 8th, indicating that Ethereum’s recent price action looks like a consolidation pattern in May 2019. The consolidation was followed by a “massive pump” in 2019, suggesting ETH will do the same.
“I don’t know why not all of CT is talking about this ridiculously similar looking fractal. Spoiler: this chop led to another massive pump in 2019.”
Chart of ETH's price action with a fractal analysis by trader Byzantine General (@Byzgeneral on Twitter). Chart from TradingView.com
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This isn’t the only bullish Ethereum price fractal that has recently been shared.
As reported by NewsBTC previously, a fractal analysis by a trader found that Ethereum’s macro price action looks similar to BTC’s price action from the 2014 highs to the beginning of the 2016-2017 bull run. This analysis suggests that ETH will rally past $1,000 in the middle of 2021.
Fractal analysis of ETH's macro price action by trader "The Crypto Wolf," who called recent price action. Chart from TradingView.com
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ETH’s Fundamentals Are Strong, Too
Ethereum’s fundamentals are also strong, supporting a move to the upside.
Blockchain data firm IntoTheBlock reported on August 7th that the number of daily ETH transactions is reaching highs not seen since the January 2018 all-time high:
“As can be seen in the graph above, the number of transactions has been on a consistent uptrend throughout 2020. On July 27, the number of transactions on the #Ethereum network reached a level not seen since January 3rd of 2018.”
Chart of ETH’s daily transaction count with price overlay from IntoTheBlock. Current as of Aug. 7.
IntoTheBlock also indicated that Ethereum has other bullish data, including an increase in total addresses and order book data suggesting there are many buyers of ETH at the moment.
Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: ethusd, ethbtc Charts from TradingView.com Ethereum Could Soon Burst Past $400: This Eerie Fractal Shows Why
