Is The Final Wave In Ethereum Up Next? | ETHUSD Analysis October 19, 2022

VIDEO: Ethereum Price Analysis (ETHUSD): October 19, 2022

In addition to the video highlights listed below the video, we also analyze ETHUSD using the Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands, Moving Averages, and other technical tools.

Top Altcoin Tightens Up Ahead Of Huge Move

If you thought the Bollinger Bands on BTCUSD were tight, check out Ethereum on daily timeframes. This is highly unusual for the volatile altcoin, only happening two times in the past according to Bollinger Band Width. One time was prior to the final plunge during the 2018 bear market, and the second time was right before a breakout from the bottom lows.

Comparing the 2018 bear market with the current price action better aligns with the bullish move, but it is worth preparing for a final move down.

The Bollinger Bands are some of the tightest ever | Source: ETHUSD on TradingView.com

Weekly ETHUSD Signals Could Suggest A Bottom Is In

The weekly Ichimoku gives us a bit more information to compare. During the past bear market, the cloud twisted after the bottom was in. That twist of the cloud takes place next week this time around.

Coincidentally, the bottom was also already in when the 50 and the 100-week moving average death crossed. This also triggers next week regardless of where Ether goes next. The only problem is that the 200-week moving average is posing as resistance currently at $1,308.

Does the cloud forecast that the bottom is in? | Source: ETHUSD on TradingView.com

Does Ethereum Have One Wave Left?

From a pattern perspective, ETHUSD monthly price action could be holding onto a trend line forming the lower boundary of a massive rising wedge. Adding in potential Elliott Wave labeling, and there is room in the wedge for a wave 5 to materialize.

If not, the wedge pattern could be at risk of breaking down. Down to where? No one really knows.

Could Ethereum have one more wave ahead? | Source: ETHUSD on TradingView.com

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