Is Ethereum Ready to Rally? Critical Levels and Elliott Wave Ins
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Ethereum Analysis: Key Levels and Market Structure
Ethereum has been moving in tandem with Bitcoin, but there are some distinct levels and market structures developing that are worth paying attention to. While most of the focus has been on BTC, ETH has been presenting some solid trade setups as well. Here’s my breakdown of where we stand and what I’m watching next.
Holding the Low: 2563 as a Double Zig-Zag
Ethereum has been working through a potential 2xZZ (double zig-zag) pattern, and 2563 stands as a key level to maintain that structure. If this low holds, the bullish case remains intact. However, we aren’t currently sitting in a Golden Zone (GZ) or a major discount level based on the recent dump, which adds some caution to aggressive entries.
Bullish Steps: 2665 & 2800 as Critical Resistance
For any bullish momentum to materialize, the first step is 2665—this level needs to break for buyers to start taking control. From there, 2800 is the larger resistance level that Ethereum must break and hold to show real strength. A rejection at this zone could lead to another corrective leg downward.
Confirmation of the Double ZZ: 2900 Break
The completion of the double zig-zag pattern will be officially confirmed with a break of the 2900 pivot. This is the critical point where bullish structure would be fully validated, signaling further upside potential. Until that happens, Ethereum remains in a make-or-break zone.
Until then, I’ll be watching how price action (PA) prints before making any major decisions. What do you think—will ETH break through or are we looking at more downside? Drop your thoughts below!
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