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Ethereum (ETH) To Rally Higher? This Fractal Saying Yes!

Ethereum (ETH) To Rally Higher? This Fractal Saying Yes!

CoinsProbeCoinsProbe2025/07/14 20:55
By:Nilesh Hembade

Date: Mon, July 14, 2025 | 06:30 PM GMT

The cryptocurrency market has entered historic territory today, with Bitcoin (BTC) soaring to a new all-time high of $123,000. Ethereum (ETH) is riding this bullish momentum too, posting an 18% weekly gain.

Ethereum (ETH) To Rally Higher? This Fractal Saying Yes! image 0 Source: Coinmarketcap

While that 85% gain over the past 90 days is impressive, what’s truly drawing attention now is a fractal pattern that suggests Ethereum may be mirroring the explosive breakout recently seen in Coinbase’s (COIN) stock.

Fractal Suggests Bullish Continuation Ahead

A comparative chart shared by analyst Ted highlights this intriguing parallel. On the left side of the image, Coinbase (COIN) broke out decisively above a descending trendline and a multi-week consolidation zone — leading to a sharp vertical rally and a new yearly high.

Ethereum (ETH) To Rally Higher? This Fractal Saying Yes! image 1 COIN and ETH Fractal Chart/ Credits: @TedPillows (X)

On the right, Ethereum (ETH) shows a nearly identical structure: a strong breakout above its own long-standing downtrend followed by a breakout from a tight consolidation range. This mirroring behavior suggests ETH may be following COIN’s footsteps — and could be primed for its own breakout continuation.

What’s Next for ETH?

If this fractal correlation continues to hold, Ethereum could be on the verge of another significant rally — with a potential upside target above $4,000 in the coming weeks. Such a move would mark a bullish momentum and could continue broader interest in the altcoin market.

However, as with any fractal-based pattern, caution is advised. While these historical echoes can be powerful clues, they aren’t guaranteed outcomes. For now, though, the chart structure looks promising — and Ethereum may be preparing for a fresh leg up.

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