Ethereum is approaching key technical zones on both its BTC ratio and USD pair, according to chart signals from market analysts. Fresh higher lows on each chart now place the focus on whether buyers can defend support and force a decisive breakout.
ETH/BTC Monthly Ratio Shows Early Signs of Recovery
Analyst Bracco stated that the ETH/BTC monthly ratio is “coming back to life” as the market forms a pattern of higher lows. The monthly chart indicates Ethereum’s performance against Bitcoin is stabilizing after an extended downtrend. Recent candles are holding above the prior bottom, suggesting that sellers have not been able to push the ratio to new cycle lows.

Bracco noted that these higher lows are creating a base that could support a broader recovery. The chart highlights how ETH has attempted to build structure for several months while volume remains steady. This behavior signals that selling pressure may be easing as participants reassess risk across major crypto assets.
He added that, if the current bases hold and do not break lower, the pair could enter a squeeze higher. This setup reflects a common pattern in crypto markets, where prolonged compression often precedes sharp directional moves. The analyst pointed to this dynamic as the key scenario to watch in the coming weeks.
Analyst Flags Key Support Zone for Ethereum
Analyst Jelle observed that Ethereum has returned to an “interesting spot” on the chart after a false breakout from a large megaphone pattern. The price pushed above the upper boundary of the structure but quickly reversed, turning the move into a fakeout rather than a clean breakout.

Despite that failure, Jelle noted that ETH has so far held a key horizontal support band. The latest reaction from that zone has carved out a higher low versus the prior major bottom, preserving the broader uptrend structure on his chart.
He added that a fresh breakout near the 4,000 dollar area would be the next technical hurdle to watch. If ETH can reclaim and hold above that level, Jelle suggested the move could open room for a stronger continuation rally.

