The analysis focuses on Ethereum's (ETH) potential price trajectory for 2026, citing a current price of $2,992. The projection indicates a bullish trend towards a target of $7,000. This outlook is primarily supported by four key macro-economic and market dynamics. Firstly, the cessation of Quantitative Tightening (QT) by the US Federal Reserve, alongside a $13.5 billion liquidity infusion, is anticipated to enhance market liquidity, which historically benefits crypto assets. Secondly, the impending leadership transition at the Federal Reserve, with a potential nominee inclined towards lowering interest rates, is identified as a significant bullish catalyst. Lower interest rates typically reduce the cost of capital and increase risk-taking, directing funds into higher-risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. Thirdly, a proposed initiative by former President Trump to distribute $2,000 tariff checks by mid-2026 is viewed as another potential source of liquidity injection into the economic system, which has previously correlated with upward movements in the crypto market. Lastly, an examination of historical Bitcoin dominance patterns suggests an impending 'altcoin season,' a period when altcoins disproportionately outperform Bitcoin, leading to a broader market peak, similar to cycles observed in 2017-2018 and 2020-2021. This expected decline in Bitcoin dominance is poised to drive altcoin valuations, including Ethereum, substantially higher. The technical target of $7,000 is derived from the 1.618 Fibonacci extension level. For context, 2025 saw ETH experience a cumulative 10% price depreciation, despite a transient peak near $4,800, ending the year around $2,949 from an opening of approximately $3,300. A critical support level at $1,479 is identified as the invalidation point for this bullish projection.