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Analysts Warn of Potential ‘Bear Trap’ for Ethereum in September

Analysts Warn of Potential 'Bear Trap' for Ethereum in September

The current correction in Ethereum may turn out to be a significant ‘bear trap,’ culminating in a sharp rise in October or November, according to trader Johnny Woo.

According to him, a head-and-shoulders pattern may form on the chart of the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization in September, which could alarm the market. However, this decline would be followed by the pattern’s invalidation and a new all-time high.

A similar scenario occurred in September 2021, Woo noted. At that time, Ethereum’s price fell by 30%—from $3950 to $2750. By November, the asset had set a new price record.

A Breakthrough of $5000 Needed

A trader known as Daan Crypto Trades supported this view. He added that recently, ETH has been in a consolidation phase within the $4300-4500 range, creating instability for investors.

He emphasized that a retest of the lower boundary and the 200 EMA on the four-hour timeframe will be a key point for a potential reversal.

“Alternatively, consolidation above $5000 will be a bullish signal and should lead to growth into the all-time high zone,” the expert added.

A technical analyst known as EtherNasyonaL noted that Ethereum is “on the verge of a parabolic run.” A similar pattern was observed in 2017.

Michaël van de Poppe added that the current level of the altcoin “creates a perfect opportunity” to enter the market. The expert predicted a sharp rise in the fourth quarter.

At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading around $4400. Over the past 24 hours, its price has fallen by 2.2%.

Hourly chart of ETH/USDT on Binance. Source: TradingView.

Earlier in September, ConsenSys founder Joseph Lubin predicted a 100-fold increase in the price of the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.

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