Crypto analyst Tony Severino has recently compared Ethereum’s price action in 2024 to that of this year, drawing parallels and highlighting important technical indicators that could provide insight into ETH’s future trajectory.
In a recent post on X, Severino conducted a detailed analysis using Japanese candlestick patterns, TD Sequential, and Parabolic SAR indicators to compare Ethereum’s price action in 2024 and 2025. He pointed out that the 2024 candlestick formed a lower high both in terms of candle close and wick high, while the 2025 candlestick is currently showing a bearish engulfing pattern, with the candle body completely engulfing the 2024 candle and entering the territory of the 2023 candle.
Severino also pointed out that the yearly support for Ethereum is at $735, with the Parabolic SAR indicator at $370. Additionally, he noted that the TD Sequential count is currently at a red 1, possibly signaling the start of Ethereum’s first-ever yearly downtrend. However, Severino reassured that it is still early to be concerned about a yearly candlestick that has ten more months to close.
Ethereum has recently experienced a downtrend, falling below $2,000 for the first time since December 2023. While the price has since recovered above this level, there are lingering concerns about its current price action. Severino’s analysis suggests that Ethereum could be on the verge of entering its first-ever yearly downtrend.
The year started off unusually for Ethereum, with negative monthly closes in both January and February, a first for the cryptocurrency. Analyst Ali Martinez has warned that Ethereum’s price could potentially drop to as low as $1,600 or even $1,200, as it broke below the lower boundary of a parallel channel.
On a more positive note, crypto analyst Titan of Crypto believes that Ethereum’s bottom is in, pointing to a significant point of interest for a potential reversal on the perpetual daily chart. His analysis indicates that Ethereum could potentially reach or come close to its all-time high in the near future.
In the short term, Ethereum is expected to rebound, with two unfilled CME futures gaps above $2,500. These gaps, between $2,540 and $2,620, and $2,900 and $3,300, traditionally tend to get filled, suggesting that Ethereum could soon see a rebound to these price levels.
As of the time of writing, Ethereum is trading at around $2,176, showing a 3% increase in the last 24 hours according to data from CoinMarketCap.
In conclusion, while Ethereum’s price action has been volatile in recent months, analysts like Tony Severino and Titan of Crypto provide valuable insights into potential future trends and price movements for the cryptocurrency. Investors and traders should closely monitor these indicators to make informed decisions about their Ethereum holdings.