Ethereum is once again showing signs of repeating history, and analysts argue the setup looks similar to its past explosive moves.
In previous cycles, notably in 2017 and 2021, ETH broke out of falling wedges, reclaimed its moving averages, and then surged through horizontal resistance before accelerating into record highs.
According to CryptoELLTES, Ethereum recently cleared a wedge formation and is consolidating above its key averages after testing resistance near $4,500. The structure, they argue, echoes the beginning of its last explosive advance.
Key Levels Define Short- and Long-Term Outlook
Currently, ETH has also broken out of a wedge formation and is consolidating above its moving averages. Price recently tested resistance near $4,500 and is holding the $4,200 area. Analysts note that if momentum persists, targets between $8,000 and $10,000 could eventually come into play.
In 2021, once Ethereum broke out of this structure, it triggered one of its strongest rallies.
Now in 2025, the setup looks strikingly similar. If history has a rhythm, ETH could be gearing up for another major leg higher.#Ethereum #Crypto $ETH #ETH pic.twitter.com/XsMhIbSisr
— CryptoELlTES (@CryptooELITES) September 22, 2025
Trader Tardigrade has also highlighted the importance of Ethereum’s weekly chart, which shows a well-formed falling wedge pattern. Historically, such setups are bullish continuation signals that often precede strong rallies.
Presently, ETH is trading above a vital support zone at $4,000–$4,200. This region previously acted as significant resistance, and holding it now adds weight to the bullish case. Should Ethereum extend its rally, short-term upside could reach $5,200, while longer-term projections suggest levels near $6,800 may be achievable.
$ETH/weekly#Ethereum Falling Wedge is well-formed. This could be the final chart pattern before a massive surge. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/uSZMkWAWuF
— Trader Tardigrade (@TATrader_Alan) September 23, 2025
Market Overview
At press time, Ethereum trades at $4,206.84, with a 24-hour gain of 0.43%. Despite this modest increase, the asset has declined 6.69% over the past week.
Ethereum’s market capitalization stands at approximately $507.8 billion, supported by a circulating supply of 120 million ETH. Trading volume remains strong at $33.4 billion in the past 24 hours, reflecting sustained market participation even amid recent volatility.