Ethereum is back near a major support zone, and analysts say this area could decide whether ETH forms a lasting bottom or breaks lower again. If buyers defend the $1,400-$1,550 range, the next recovery phase could eventually put $2,300, $3,600 and even $6,000 back on the chart.
Ethereum Chart Maps Possible Road to $6,000
Ethereum is trading near $1,580 as one analyst says ETH may first retest lower support before starting a larger recovery toward $6,000.
ETH/USD weekly chart. Source: Celal Kucuker on X, TradingView
The chart, shared by Celal Kucuker, shows ETH sitting near the lower part of a long-term rising channel. The setup suggests Ethereum could still dip toward the $1,500-$1,200 range before a stronger move begins.
Kucuker’s roadmap points to a staged recovery: $1,500, then $1,200, followed by moves toward $2,300, $1,955, $2,900, $3,600, $2,880, $4,300, $5,000 and finally $6,000 or higher.
The $1,540 area is the first key level on the chart. Below that, ETH could revisit deeper support near $1,255. Holding these levels would keep the broader recovery structure alive.
On the upside, the chart marks a larger target near $6,043, which would represent a move of about 293% from the current zone. That target also lines up with the upper part of the long-term channel.
For now, Ethereum’s roadmap depends on whether buyers can defend the lower support range. A successful hold could support the next recovery phase, while a clean break below $1,200 would weaken the setup.
Ethereum Bulls Look for a Bottom Near Key Support
Ethereum is trading near $1,560 after a sharp pullback, but one analyst says ETH may be entering a high-timeframe accumulation zone rather than starting a deeper collapse.
ETH/USD daily chart. Source: Cryptic Trades on X, TradingView
The chart shows ETH testing a major support range near $1,400-$1,550, the same area that marked a previous bottoming structure in April 2025. Price has already broken below several short-term support zones, but it is now sitting inside a larger demand area.
According to Cryptic Trades, Ethereum has spent the past few months forming a series of untapped lows before moving lower. The analyst argues this kind of structure can appear when larger players accumulate spot exposure while retail traders sell into weakness.
The current setup still allows room for short-term volatility. The chart shows ETH could move lower inside the support range before attempting a stronger reversal.
However, the analyst does not see a drop below $1,000 as the most likely outcome. Instead, he says the current area offers a better risk-reward setup for buyers after a long high-timeframe downtrend.
For now, the $1,400-$1,550 zone remains the key area to watch. A strong reaction from this range could support a recovery, while a clean break below it would weaken the bullish reversal case.
