Ethereum going to breakout!!?
Ethereum has been performing so well against bitcoin with us having a huge climb to the upside and we are currently at the apex point of this bullish triangle and we are looking for a breakout! Likely to the upside i personally think, following a breakout upwards i think we could definitely see a rejection off of the next resistance level and then there is some possible sideways movement that will follow, i think that there is a good chance after the rejection we will be coming back down to test the resistance we are currently at as shown by my path, and keep in mind that is a rough path and we could see a longer period of sideways movement. We are also looking at regaining the last pivot point which is shown to the left slightly above our current resistance which would be huge, and then the R1 resistance level and that is part of why i think we will most likely see a rejection once we reach that point. Also should point out that ethereum created a new ATH today on its USD pair and that definitely brings lots of bullish momentum to the table and puts us into price discovery mode which is mega bullish! Another scenario that i should point out is if by chance we see a breakout to the downside we have very solid support coming from the 0.2 FIB where a fakeout scenario could come into play, many traders will think heavier downside is coming if we breakout of this triangle bearish but we will almost certainly bounce off the 0.2 FIB before then taking on the same sort of path just on a longer timeframe, as shown by the yellow path. Now the MACD is looking good we have good spacing inbetween the MA's which is key and lessens the chance of a near term bear cross but the main thing is that id say we still have some momentum to get a nice break to the upside here and once we see that R1 rejection that will likely be the point of a bearish cross but will allow our MACD to reset and cool down a bit before taking off again! Not financial advice just my opinion!
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