With the recent revival in the crypto market, we are seeing many projects flourishing again. Bitcoin (BTC) has finally broken through the psychological barrier of $100.000 – a milestone that many investors have been eagerly awaiting. But Ethereum (ETH)? It is currently outperforming all other projects with a staggering increase of almost 30%. According to Dutch analyst Quinten Francois, this achievement has created something special on the ETH/BTC chart.
Ethereum climbed a whopping 14,86% against Bitcoin yesterday, the biggest gain since January 4, 2021. A pleasant surprise, especially since ETH recently hit its lowest price-to-BTC ratio in five years. This recent surge also marks the end of a six-month downtrend.
In previous bull markets, we’ve seen a shining pattern: capital first flowed from Bitcoin to Ethereum. Once Ethereum gained momentum, this capital then spread to other altcoins, leading to the infamous altseason. If Ethereum can maintain its current trajectory, we could see a repeat of this phenomenon.
While the recent surge is impressive, it is too early to call it a definitive trend reversal. The coming days and weeks will be crucial to determine whether Ethereum can maintain its bullish momentum. If it succeeds, it could be the start of a long-awaited altseason.
Should ETH continue its positive trend, the question arises: how high can the price go? Analyst Trader Tardigrade predicts a price of $7.200, as he recently posted on X. He bases this on the breakout of a so-called 'Descending Broadening Wedge', a bullish pattern in which the price moves within a widening channel, which can indicate a possible upward trend in the event of a breakout.
The surge is due to a breakout in its price relationship against Bitcoin, which is restoring investor confidence in ETH.
The coming days will be crucial to see if Ethereum can maintain its bullish momentum, potentially ushering in an altseason.
Trader Tardigrade expects a price of $7.200 if Ethereum continues its current positive trend.