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Benzinga - Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) was trading over 4% higher on Wednesday heading into Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Brookings Institution speech.
After Powell suggested the central bank could begin easing back on its interest rate hikes starting as early as next month, the S&P 500 jumped about 2% and Ethereum began to climb higher in unison, to trade up over 6% from Tuesday’s 24-hour closing price.
Ethereum’s jump higher confirmed the crypto is now trading in an uptrend pattern. The reversal into the uptrend was signaled on Nov. 21 and Nov. 22, when Ethereum printed a double bottom pattern at $1,081, which Benzinga called out on Nov. 23.
The double bottom pattern was also printed above a long-term descending trendline from which Ethereum broke higher on Oct. 25 and subsequently fell back toward to test as support. The bounce up from the level indicated a larger reversal could be in the cards.
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The Ethereum Chart: The most recent higher low in Ethereum’s uptrend was formed on Nov. 28 at $1,050.09 and the most recent confirmed high was printed at the $1,234.97 mark on Nov. 26. During Wednesday’s 24-hour session, Ethereum surged above that high but hasn’t indicated the next temporary top is in.
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