- ETH price replays classic master pattern, pointing to price surge.
- Expert expects ETH price to reclaim ATH prices and break past $5,100.
- Ethereum is also moving to solve its biggest problem in under 4 years.
The crypto market continues to cling to hope as signs supporting bullish market expectations emerge. For instance, one reputed crypto analyst notices how the ETH price replays a classic master pattern as another reputed figure in the space sheds light on how Ethereum is finally moving to solve its biggest problem at the moment. Can the price of ETH break past the $5,000 price range this year?
ETH Price Replays Classic Master Pattern
In the final quarter of the previous year, the price of ETH set its current ATH at the $4,900 price range, but failed to break past the greater goal, which was the $5,000 price range. This was the target most altcoin enthusiasts were hoping to see, as the move was expected to trigger the cycle’s long-awaited altseason. The altseason is yet to make its appearance, and the prices of BTC and ETH have only fallen further since then.
Now, analysts hope to see BTC and ETH reclaim their previous ATH price targets and surge higher above them. As we can see from the post above, this crypto expert marks how Ethereum is replaying a classic master pattern. In detail, he charts a rally, rejection, retest, and reload, respectively. Now, with this sequence in order, he expects one of the biggest moves in market history to occur, a move that will bring ETH price to $5,1000 and above.
Ethereum Moves to Solve Its Biggest Problem
Meanwhile, another industry enthusiast sheds light on how Ethereum is finally solving its biggest problem. As we can see from the post below, he highlights how testerday, Vitalik unveiled a new technical roadmap to make Ethereum quantum-resistant. This roadmap has identified four critical vulnerabilities in the current network and proposes replacing them with post-quantum cryptography over four years.
The plan involves seven planned network forks occurring roughly every six months to incrementally harden the protocol with key upgrades, including: Validator Signatures: Replacing the current BLS (Boneh-Lynn-Shacham) signatures with “lean” quantum-safe hash-based signatures. Data Availability: Migrating data storage verification from KZG (Kate-Zaverucha-Goldberg) commitments to STARK-based proofs.
It will also use User Account Signatures: Moving away from ECDSA (secp256k1) to quantum-resistant schemes, supported by EIP-8141 (Native Account Abstraction). Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Upgrading application-layer ZK proofs (like Groth16) to use protocol-layer recursive signatures and proof aggregation to maintain speed while adding security. If everything goes smoothly, Ethereum will be fully quantum-resistant by 2029.
