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$ETHBTC: Weekly trend turning bullish again...Good afternoon lads, Ethereum vs Bitcoin is now bullish in the short and mid term and can trigger a monthly timeframe trend soon if strength persists in the coming month. Sentiment had reached the depths of hell by Friday Nov 21st, when I was at the Devconnect event, chatting with traders and people there I noticed that everyone was against my bullishness, and very keen on confronting or even ridiculing me for my views. Since then, I started to DCA back into crypto positions after having reduced exposure massively when BITSTAMP:BTCUSD was at $115k and CRYPTOCAP:ETH circa $4k. Let's see how things evolve, but know that reward to risk is skewed to the upside here. Best of luck! Cheers, Ivan Labrie.
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by IvanLabrie
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the rise of eth.good eve' i bring you this really clean chart today. ethereum divided by bitcoin. historically, after bitcoins run, money begins to rotate into ethereum, and then into alt coins. i believe we are at the edge of what could be a pretty solid run in the ethereum ecosystem, especially since the fusaka upgrade is now live. scaling eth has never been easier, nor faster, and we believe the speeds are only going to improve as the devs create more breakthroughs in their research. --- eth/btc came down in a clean 3 wavy move from the recent highs in august. i choose to label it as a triple zig-zag, the same way i choose to label both eth + btc's waves during the same timeframe. 3-3-3, hypothetically completing at the recent low. if my postulation is correct, ethereum should return to its all time highs. if it does, and there's enough momentum, we could enter into a price exploration. not sharing any real targets beyond the ath. --- eth/btc 🎯 = 0.04327
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by lunarsyndicate9
ETHBTC: Trend-Line Break to outperform BTCThis weekly chart maps ETH performance relative to Bitcoin over the last few years and highlights a long, persistent downtrend. The red line captures the major descending resistance that has capped every significant ETHBTC rally since 2022, while the blue line marks the latest corrective downswing inside that broader structure. The recent move forms a series of lower highs and lower lows against Bitcoin, compressed under the blue trend line. If price breaks and closes above this blue line, it would signal that the current micro downtrend is over and that ETH is starting a new leg of outperformance versus Bitcoin. Such a breakout often acts as confirmation that capital is rotating back into ETH, favoring ETH‑heavy allocations. Above, the red trend line remains the key macro resistance and a logical first upside objective for any ETHBTC recovery. This line has rejected multiple rallies in the past, so even if price breaks the blue trend line and accelerates higher, the red line is where many traders will look to take profits or at least tighten stops, expecting potential rejection.
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by FlorinCharts
ETH/BTC – Weekly Fractal Repeating the 2020 SetupThe chart currently shows a highly similar structure to the Ethereum/Bitcoin weekly pattern from late 2020, right before the major altcoin season. 2020 Pattern Recap • A clear S9 Buy signal triggered on 16 Nov 2020 • Price broke above the red Ichimoku cloud, confirming a major trend shift • A retrace into support followed in December • Momentum flipped bullish and ETH/BTC accelerated into a multi-month rally • Strong continuation after retest → Last major altseason (Q1–Q2 2021) 2025 Current Structure • A new S9 Buy signal triggered on 10 Nov 2025 • ETH/BTC has broken above the red Ichimoku cloud, signaling potential trend reversal • Market is currently in the first retracement, same as in Dec 2020 • Weekly structure shows higher low formation + early momentum shift • If the fractal continues, the next move historically was a strong vertical expansion phase • Major resistance zones above align with long-term equilibrium levels Key Idea The ETH/BTC pair is replicating the same sequence: S9 → Cloud Breakout → Retrace → Expansion → Altseason If the fractal holds, ETH dominance expansion could follow into 2026, just like 2021.
by abusarasr
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ETH vs BTC- Sometimes when we look at markets, we get confused by all the noise, Trump and governments news, ETFs, FED, bans, SEC, FUD, FOMO, fake stories, and more. - As a trader, you must always step back from news, view the trend from a distance, and filter out that noise. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trading Parts (Monthly TF) : -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Look at the trend and indicators, that’s what you should focus on first. ETH reached its all-time high in November 2021, and then retested that same ATH level in August 2025. - Now look at the RSI and MACD levels at that time... In 2021, the RSI was overbought and the MACD crossed downward. - Alright, now compare with where we are today. The RSI is only halfway to the top (even though ETH has already reached $5K again), and the MACD just crossed upward a few months earlier. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In my opinion, we’re not topped yet and ETH still low. They will always try to scare you out so they can buy your bags cheaper. Keep your attention on the opportunities others can’t see. Happy Tr4Ding !
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by thecryer
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ETHBTC 1DLet’s take a look at the #ETH chart against #BTC. #ETH is moving inside a falling wedge on the daily timeframe — a classic pattern that often leads to a bullish breakout. On the support side, we have the daily SMA200 along with the wedge support line. On the resistance side, we have the wedge’s upper boundary and the daily SMA50. We expect price to eventually break above this wedge sooner or later. If that happens, the potential targets are: 🎯 0.03519 BTC 🎯 0.03651 BTC 🎯 0.03783 BTC 🎯 0.03972 BTC 🎯 0.04212 BTC ❌ A daily candle closing below the SMA200 would be a bearish warning. ❌ A daily candle closing below the falling wedge would invalidate this analysis. ⚠️ Always remember to protect your capital with a proper stop-loss and disciplined risk management.
by Bithereum_io
CRYPTO: ETH/BTC (1D)ETH/BTC Elliott Wave Outlook: Is More Downside Ahead for Altcoins? The ETH/BTC pair continues to sit at a critical juncture, and the broader altcoin market is watching closely. Using an Elliott Wave framework, the current structure suggests that both bullish continuation and a deeper corrective leg remain possible — but the next move depends heavily on how price behaves at the present support zone. Current Structure: Wave (4) or Something Deeper? Based on the chart, ETH/BTC completed a strong impulsive rally into what appears to be Wave (3), followed by a prolonged corrective structure labeled W–Y, which forms the basis of Wave (4). Price is currently consolidating inside a key support zone — an area that aligns with the 0.618 retracement of the prior major impulse. This is typically a high-probability region for a Wave (4) low to form. But so far, buyers have not shown strong dominance, and price remains under a descending resistance trendline. Scenario 1: Support Holds → Wave (5) Rally If ETH/BTC holds the shaded support block, we may see the next leg higher — Wave (5). This would likely result in: A breakout above the descending trendline A move toward the Fibonacci extensions shown on the chart Altcoins gaining relative strength against Bitcoin Wave (5) targets typically project toward the 0.236–0.382 extension, aligning with the higher levels drawn on your chart. This would favor a strong ETH recovery relative to BTC into early 2026. Scenario 2: Support Breaks → More Downside First However, a break below this structure — especially a move beneath the previous swing low — would invalidate the bullish Wave (4) interpretation. If that happens: ETH/BTC enters a deeper corrective phase Altcoins (especially ETH) may continue underperforming Price could drop toward the deeper 0.618 Fibonacci zone The "invalidations" level becomes a critical marker This deeper decline would likely be the final washout before a much larger upside reversal — essentially completing the correction before a true macro impulsive wave begins. So, Are We Expecting More Downside for Alts? Yes — more downside is still possible, but not guaranteed. The market is sitting at a decision point: Hold support → Begin Wave (5) upward Break support → One more significant drop before recovery Until the current range resolves, ETH/BTC remains neutral-to-cautiously-bearish, with structural bullish potential still intact as long as the key invalidation level holds.
by Kap_Waves
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Ethereum could once again outperform BTCFrom a technical perspective, the ETH/BTC ratio appears ready to resume its upward movement after several weeks of consolidation. Both timeframes — daily and weekly — point to a bullish scenario for Ethereum against Bitcoin. On the daily chart, the ratio is trading in an uptrend established since spring. The three green arrows mark successive rebounds on a solid ascending trendline. The next touchpoint, in November 2025, could show a precise rebound on this dynamic support, accompanied by a stabilization of momentum indicators (RSI and MACD). This setup suggests that the recent correction may be merely a pause before a new bullish impulse. As long as the ratio stays above 0.030 BTC, the structure remains constructive. On the weekly chart, the long-term perspective reinforces this scenario. The ratio has formed a broad “cup” pattern, supported by an area identified as “Extreme Support” around 0.020 BTC. After several years of decline, Ethereum has regained relative positive momentum versus Bitcoin. A break above the 50-week moving average, followed by an orderly consolidation phase, could precede a new bullish extension toward the 0.045–0.05 BTC zone, or even higher in the medium term. Historically, every rebound from this support zone has been accompanied by a marked outperformance of ETH versus BTC. ETF flows support the momentum On-chain analysis and capital flows also reinforce this scenario. The chart of Ethereum spot ETF inflows and outflows shows a return of significant positive flows since mid-2025. After a period of net outflows during the summer, the trend has stabilized, reflecting renewed institutional interest. Historically, such inflows often precede sustained price increases for ETH. In a context where Ethereum spot ETFs gain adoption and institutional demand grows, fundamentals support a recovery of the ETH/BTC ratio. 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