Ethereum is approaching a key breakout from a triangle pattern, with bulls eyeing the $2,000 mark.

At $1,623, Ethereum has registered an intraday recovery of 1.60% at the time of writing. This bullish comeback is on the verge of erasing Sunday’s 2.8% drop from the $1,650 mark. Ethereum’s recovery has brought it to the apex of a triangle pattern.

Amid improving broader market sentiment, Ethereum’s chances of a breakout are steadily increasing. Will this push ETH toward the psychological $2,000 level?

Ethereum’s Recovery Rally Nears Key Breakout, Bulls Target $2,000

In the 4-hour price chart, the recent bullish turnaround from the $1,418 level marks a significant recovery for Ethereum. The higher high formation in Ethereum led to a local support trendline. 

The overhead resistance near $1,675, coinciding with the 38.2% Fibonacci level, highlights the top of an ascending triangle pattern. A longstanding resistance trendline also creates a symmetrical triangle pattern on the 4-hour chart.

Also, technical indicators are showing a bullish trend. The Supertrend indicator suggests an uptrend is in motion, and the 4-hour RSI, remaining above the halfway mark, reflects strong bullish momentum. These indicators maintain an optimistic outlook for Ethereum.

As Ethereum approaches the apex of the triangle, price action traders are expecting a high-momentum move in either direction. According to Fibonacci levels, a bullish breakout could target the 78.6% Fibonacci level at $1,948.

This would increase the chances of Ethereum reaching the $2,000 psychological level. However, a potential breakdown could retest the $1,418 support level.

Balance of Cohorts Holding 10k to 100k ETH Hits New High

As Ethereum trades at relatively low levels, large investors are ramping up accumulation. According to CryptoQuant, the balance distribution of Ethereum by cohort shows significant growth in large holdings.

In the past year, the balance of holdings between 10,000 and 100,000 ETH has increased from 29.64% to 37.42%. The balance of wallets holding more than 100,000 ETH has risen to 11.88%, up from 11% a year ago.

Meanwhile, the retail segment has been reducing its holdings, with the balance of wallets holding 100 to 1,000 ETH falling from 29.47% to 21.48%.

Despite this, the strong support from large investors suggests an extended rally could be on the horizon.

Crypto Traders Go Long on Ethereum

As Ethereum nears a potential breakout rally, bullish sentiment in the derivatives market has significantly increased. Long positions in Ethereum have surged to 51.25%, boosting the long-to-short ratio to 1.0513.

The Ethereum open interest remains steady near $17.94 billion, while the funding rate has jumped to 0.0060%. The positive funding rate and the growing number of long positions signal increasing optimism for Ethereum.