Date: Tue, Nov 04, 2025 | 06:30 AM GMT
The cryptocurrency market continues to swing wildly, erasing nearly 2% from the total market cap today. Both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have suffered sharp declines, contributing to over $1.37 billion in total liquidations — with a staggering $1.23 billion coming from long positions.
While ETH is down by over 5% today, a closer look at the chart reveals something far more intriguing: a fractal pattern eerily similar to the one Bitcoin formed before its massive breakout rally in late 2024. If this setup continues to unfold, Ethereum might be gearing up for a major bullish reversal.
Source: Coinmarketcap
Fractal Setup Hints at a Bullish Reversal
Ethereum’s price structure appears to be mirroring Bitcoin’s 2024 fractal, which preceded one of BTC’s strongest rallies after months of choppy, sideways action.
As shown in the chart, Bitcoin (left) formed a descending triangle throughout mid-2024. After several successful retests of its support zone, BTC finally rebounded, reclaimed its 100-day moving average (MA), and exploded by over 104%, confirming a massive trend reversal.
BTC and ETH Fractal Chart/Coinsprobe (Source: Tradingview)
Now, Ethereum (right) seems to be tracing a nearly identical path. The current correction has pulled ETH back to its key support zone between $3,530 and $3,360, exactly where BTC had bottomed out before its breakout. This area may serve as the launchpad for Ethereum’s next bullish move if buyers step in aggressively.
What’s Next for ETH?
If this fractal continues to play out, Ethereum needs to hold its current support and reclaim the 100-day MA at $4,193 to confirm bullish momentum. A strong breakout above the descending trendline would signal a structural reversal — potentially setting the stage for a rally toward the $7,000 region, similar to Bitcoin’s explosive move last year.
However, traders should remain cautious. Fractals often rhyme with past market behavior but rarely repeat perfectly. A breakdown below $3,360 could lead to another brief pullback or sideways accumulation before any sustained recovery.
Still, with technical similarities lining up and the broader market seeking direction, Ethereum’s current structure could be the early whisper of a major bullish reversal — one that mirrors Bitcoin’s last legendary run.
