Ethereum (ETH) Target Reached! Is $5000 Next? Forecast & Price Targets Explained
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More Crypto Online20 Oct 2025, 17:08 UTC
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The video provides a technical analysis of ETHUSD on the daily timeframe, noting a slight recovery but cautioning that it's too early to confirm a bottom for Wave 4. The analyst references attempts to form five-wave movements from the previous week's low but finds nothing convincing yet. He mentions a Friday crash. The analysis points to a corrective pullback within Wave 4, with a potential reaction in Wave 5. The recommendation remains flexible, suggesting taking the analysis with caution and highlighting that the chart has been in correction since August 14. A breakout above $4400 is noted as an important level to watch. The analysis mentions a support zone between 3751 and 3890. Also, the analyst discuss about the chart not showing high quality price action yet.
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