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Ethereum is consolidating around the $3,000 mark, facing resistance but showing signs of a potential ‘bull flag’ pattern. Key support at €2,600 is critical, while a daily close above €2,665 could trigger a rally towards €2,880 and potentially €3,400.

A rare price pattern has emerged in Ethereum’s chart, the same signal that previously triggered a 260% surge. With analysts predicting up to $5,000 (€4,250), we explore the reasons behind these high expectations.

Analyst Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, believes Ethereum has reached its price bottom for the year. He cites ongoing accumulation by his firm and strong long-term fundamentals like DeFi and AI growth as reasons for optimism, despite current market volatility.

Ethereum has reclaimed the $3,300 price level, driven by a 6.4% surge and significant capital inflows. Analyst Ted Pillows predicts a further rise to $3,700, supported by BlackRock’s recent $35 million investment and a major ETF inflow of $177.7 million.

A key Ethereum indicator has turned bullish, a signal that previously preceded a 100% price surge. Analysts are now eyeing critical price levels, with some predicting a move towards $3,700 or even $3,900, as the supply of ETH on exchanges hits a historic low.

Ethereum’s price against Bitcoin has broken a five-month downtrend, sparking analyst predictions of a potential 170% surge for ETH. This technical breakout suggests a major shift in market dynamics could be imminent.

Ethereum’s price jumped 9.5% to around $3,050, coinciding with a surge in optimistic derivatives positions. Traders are heavily betting on a further rise to €5,600 ($6,500), with over €326 million in open interest for call options at that strike price, despite the asset’s 35% decline this quarter.

Ethereum is up nearly 9% as the market reacts to the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. Analysts are divided, with some pointing to a critical support level at $2,800, while others warn of high leverage and potential volatility.

Ethereum’s price has fallen below the critical $3,000 support level, risking a further decline towards $2,850. However, the MVRV Z-Score indicator suggests the asset may be undervalued and could be nearing a bottom.

Ethereum’s price has fallen 6% in the past 24 hours, and an expert warns of a potential deeper crash due to a bearish pattern. Analyst Ali Martinez predicts further declines to $2,250, $1,550, or even $1,080.