Crypto analyst Crypto Patel published an Ethereum accumulation roadmap suggesting ETH could rally to $10,000, $15,000, and ultimately $20,000, with those targets potentially realized by 2030. He identified the $1,800–$1,400 range as the best accumulation zone and flagged $4,700 as the major resistance and breakout level. Patel emphasized these are large targets requiring strong market structure and time, urging patience.
Patel also noted a recent fakeout between $2,230 and $2,400, interpreting it as a liquidity grab and short-term supply rejection. Multiple Breaks of Structure (BOS) to the downside since the $4,957 top indicate bears remain in control. He highlighted a fair value gap between $2,474 and $2,634 as an imbalance that could be filled and said ETH might still drop to the $1,840 support zone, a potential demand reaction area. A daily close below $1,840 would weaken the bullish reversal case and could open further downside toward the $1,300 accumulation zone. Patel stated there is no confirmation for longs until Ethereum reclaims $2,500 with strength; until then, ETH remains range-bound with a bearish bias and the potential for another liquidity sweep.
Separately, analyst Maartunn pointed out that ETH faces key resistance at the realized price of $2,306, recently rejecting that level and posing a short-term barrier. Broader market pressure from ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict has weighed on risk assets, contributing to ETH’s struggles around the $2,000 mark.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum traded around $2,140, according to CoinMarketCap. Featured charts referenced TradingView and Crypto Patel’s X posts.