Ethereum
Long

Bullish Reversal with Inverse Head & Shoulder + Quasimodo

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Ethereum is currently showing strong bullish potential on the 1-hour chart, forming a powerful confluence of reversal patterns—Inverse Head & Shoulders and the Quasimodo Pattern. These patterns often indicate trend exhaustion and signal a shift in momentum.

📊 Pattern Analysis
1. Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern
This pattern is a classic bullish reversal setup.
The structure is well-defined:
Left Shoulder: Forms after a local downtrend.
Head: Makes a deeper low.
Right Shoulder: Higher low indicating reduced selling pressure.

The neckline has just been breached, suggesting the breakout has begun.

2. Quasimodo Pattern (QM)
Often forms at key reversal points.
Characterized by a head and shoulders structure with a lower low (head) and a higher low (right shoulder).
Acts as additional confirmation of a reversal with tight invalidation zones.
The Quasimodo zone also aligns with strong demand just below $1,970.

🎯 Target Projection
The projected minimum target is measured from the bottom of the head to the neckline, then added to the breakout point.

Target: ~$2,121.41
This implies a 5.38% potential move from the breakout zone.

The yellow highlighted area marks a potential supply zone, where price could face resistance.

🧠 Trade Considerations
Entry: On breakout above neckline (already triggered).
Confirmation: Look for bullish candles + volume spike.
Retest Entry: If price revisits the neckline (~$2,000 zone) and holds as support, it provides a second chance entry.
Invalidation: A break below the right shoulder (~$1,965) would invalidate the pattern setup.
Stop Loss Idea: Below the head or right shoulder depending on risk tolerance.

📌 Confluence Factors
Dual bullish reversal patterns (H&S + QM)
Breakout in progress with bullish momentum
Strong price reaction from the higher low confirms buyer interest
Room to run into previous supply zone around $2,120–2,140

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