Ethereum is staging a notable comeback that’s now drawing interest from institutional players and chart analysts alike. ETH has pushed into the $1,811–$1,822 range, marking approximately a 20% gain from its 2026 floor of $1,517.
The recent price movement has created a classic double-bottom setup, with both troughs hovering around $1,517 and a key resistance line positioned at $1,815. This formation typically signals potential trend reversals among technical analysts.
Additionally, Ethereum has broken above its 25-day Exponential Moving Average. The Percentage Price Oscillator is trending upward and nearing a bullish zero-line cross, another indicator closely monitored by momentum traders.
The Market Value to Realized Value ratio for Ethereum has slipped beneath 0.8. Previous instances occurred in December 2018, March 2020, and June 2022 — each marking significant long-term lows.
This metric implies ETH might be trading under its fair realized value. Historically, patient investors have viewed such periods as accumulation opportunities rather than selling events.
Analyst Aksel Kibar, CMT, shared on X that Ethereum’s short-term reversal structure appears solid, highlighting a potential near-term double bottom — aligning with current chart patterns.
Following two consecutive months of withdrawals, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded more than $84 million in net inflows this week. Though modest in absolute terms, the reversal in flow direction has captured analyst attention.
BitMine (NASDAQ: BMNR), led by veteran analyst Tom Lee, has emerged as a major accumulator. The firm added over $35 million worth of ETH this week alone, bringing total holdings to 5.74 million ETH as it approaches the 6 million mark.
Meanwhile, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index climbed from 15 (extreme fear) to 31, a sentiment shift historically correlated with price rebounds for both Bitcoin and Ethereum.
For Ethereum to validate a move toward $2,000, it must sustain levels above $1,817 and overcome resistance between $1,820 and $1,850. Successfully converting this zone into support would open pathways to $1,950 and eventually $2,000.
Should ETH drop below $1,730, the current rally could lose momentum and lead to extended sideways trading.
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