Date: Mon, Oct 20, 2025 | 06:46 AM GMT
The cryptocurrency market is starting the new week on a stronger footing after a volatile session last week. Ethereum (ETH) — viewed as the leader of the altcoin market — is trading back in the green with over 5% gains in the past 24 hours.
More interestingly, its latest price structure is beginning to mirror a familiar fractal pattern seen earlier in Bitcoin (BTC), one that could hint at a similar bullish continuation if history rhymes again.
Source: Coinmarketcap Fractal Setup Hints at a Bullish Continuation
According to crypto analyst Osemka , Ethereum’s current price structure is closely resembling Bitcoin’s breakout fractal from late 2024 — a period when BTC reversed sharply after months of corrective pressure.
Back then, Bitcoin experienced a major sell-off triggered by the Yen Carry Trade, followed by a powerful rebound that led to a 65% rally once it broke above its breaker zone resistance.
ETH and BTC Fractal Chart/Credits: @Osemka8 (X) Now, Ethereum appears to be following a similar trajectory. The October 10th “tariff crash” pushed ETH down to around $3,600, forming a key low before buyers stepped back in. Since then, ETH has rebounded to around $4,028 and is now approaching its breaker resistance zone between $4,200 and $4,300 — the same structural zone that marked Bitcoin’s breakout last year.
The chart comparison highlights how both BTC and ETH have reacted from their respective 0.5 Fibonacci retracement levels, showing a nearly identical rhythm in recovery and structure formation — a classic hallmark of a fractal setup.
What’s Next for ETH?
If this fractal pattern continues to unfold, Ethereum could soon reclaim the $4,200–$4,300 breaker zone, potentially confirming a bullish breakout. A decisive move above this level could open the doors for a strong continuation rally toward the $6,000 region, representing a major upside from current levels.
However, it’s important to note that fractals do not guarantee identical outcomes — they simply reflect repeating behavioral patterns between assets and timeframes. Any sustained rejection at the $4,300 zone could delay the move or lead to short-term consolidation before a clearer trend emerges.
