ETH has increased 25% within three last days. Will it continue with a bigger rally?
Following Wyckoff analysis, its seems that price action is in phase D: consolidation around the higher ranges. If these levels around 1700 holds, another leg up would happen.
Can Shanghai upgrade could be a catalyst for next big move of ETH?
Proposed Targets are in chart
PS: In my previous analysis (cf the link below), a Spring was missing. ETH didn't follow the Accumulation Schematic 2.
Following Wyckoff analysis, its seems that price action is in phase D: consolidation around the higher ranges. If these levels around 1700 holds, another leg up would happen.
Can Shanghai upgrade could be a catalyst for next big move of ETH?
Proposed Targets are in chart
- Target: blues lines for intermediate targets and blue zone for final one
- SL: below the EMA 50D
PS: In my previous analysis (cf the link below), a Spring was missing. ETH didn't follow the Accumulation Schematic 2.
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ETH broke the upper resistance (UA level).Note
+5% but it's just a startNote
ETH still hold the UA level, around $1715Note
ETH starts moving up with the whole crypto market.Can it outperform BTC this time?
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BTC seems to form a double top pattern (on 4H TF). It would have a correction...Note
ETH's 1W candle broke the current trendline (dashed black line) and retested it. Logically, prices will go to the next upper trendline (around $2400-$2500)Note
News: ETHEREUM SHANGHAI UPGRADE (MAINNET) ON APRIL 12, 2023Note
Shanghai unlock didn't not trigger massive withdraw. ETH is up 4% and outperforms BTC today. Intermediate target 2024 is almost reached.+20% since entry at post's time.
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