Ethereum's Bullish Momentum to Start Back: New ATHs by Year End?
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This optimism is fueled by findings from the Elliott Wave 2.0 analysis, which provides insights into market patterns and potential future movements.
Elliott Wave 2.0 Analysis
Elliott Wave Theory is a popular method used to predict market trends by identifying recurring price patterns. The updated 2.0 version offers enhanced interpretations, taking into account more complex market dynamics. According to this analysis, ETH's recent surge is part of a larger bullish wave, indicating potential for further growth.
My current trajectory and market conditions suggest that Ethereum could reach new ATHs by the year's end. However, it's important to consider potential risks, such as potential changes in macroeconomic factors, which could impact the crypto market. however I firmly believe all this recent drawdown was only a healthy correction and the way forward for cryptos are only up.
Elliott Wave 2.0 Analysis
Elliott Wave Theory is a popular method used to predict market trends by identifying recurring price patterns. The updated 2.0 version offers enhanced interpretations, taking into account more complex market dynamics. According to this analysis, ETH's recent surge is part of a larger bullish wave, indicating potential for further growth.
My current trajectory and market conditions suggest that Ethereum could reach new ATHs by the year's end. However, it's important to consider potential risks, such as potential changes in macroeconomic factors, which could impact the crypto market. however I firmly believe all this recent drawdown was only a healthy correction and the way forward for cryptos are only up.
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the stop loss is @ 2275 and Tp at 4200.
I buy spot only.
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