Could this be the beginning of an extended recovery for Ethereum

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As predicted in the previous article, ETH continued its upturn and toppled its long-term liquidity range (Point of Control/POC) and the 200 EMA (green) over the past two days.

Now, ETH aimed at a possible test of its POC before continuing its upturn. As the price crossed its 200 EMA, the bulls would now continue to mount up buying pressure to snap the $3,300 mark resistance in the days to come. At press time, ETH traded at $3,337.8, up by 6.5% in the last 24 hours.

ETH Daily Chart

Source: TradingView, ETH/USD

Since losing its liquidity range at the $3,100-mark, the king alt saw major sell-offs on high volumes. Thus, ETH poked its six-month low on 24 January. 

After obliging to its historical tendencies, ETH picked itself up from the 13-month trendline support. (yellow, dashed). After testing this level multiple times, the bulls finally propelled a strong rally in the last two weeks. Consequently, the alt saw an expected falling wedge (yellow) breakout on its daily chart.

During this recovery, the alt saw an over 34.3% ROI in the last 14 days while forming a rising wedge (white, reversal pattern). As a result, the price approached the upper band of the Bollinger bands (BB). Thus, from here, a likely near-term setback should not surprise the investors/traders. Following this, it would likely continue its uptrend as it broke above the POC and the 200 EMA.

Rationale

Source: TradingView, ETH/USD

The RSI corresponded with the price for the most part while marking growth in a rising wedge. Since it entered the overbought region, a potential fall from here could trigger a patterned breakdown and thus lead to a test of the 57-61 support range.

Also, the CMF reaffirmed the increasing money flows into the crypto as it managed to keep a