Crypto: Ether Price Gained 200% The Last Time This Global Liquidity Signal...

ETH whale accumulation and its alignment with a rare global liquidity signal could be a sign that Ether price is gearing up for another triple-digit rally.

Ether (ETH) is flashing a familiar macroeconomic setup that preceded a major rally in 2021. One analyst highlighted a recurring sequence linking global liquidity, US small-cap equities and Ether’s price, suggesting a similar impact could unfold for the altcoin.

Ethereum surged 226% in 2021 after a key global liquidity threshold was met.

ETH accumulation addresses show a rising realized price near $2,700, reinforcing the structural support.

Crypto analyst Sykodelic highlighted a recurring pattern that links the global liquidity, the Russell 2000 index, and Ethereum’s potential breakout.

The sequence follows three steps: a breakout in global liquidity, followed by a breakout in the Russell 2000, and then a delayed breakout in Ether. On the current monthly chart, the same order has once again appeared.

Sykodelic noted that global liquidity had already broken out, with the Russell 2000 following. Ether historically lags this move, typically breaking out several weeks later.

In 2021, ETH began its major rally roughly 119 days after the Russell confirmed its breakout. In that sense, ETH could exhibit a breakout in March 2026.

The monthly candle on the Russell is also closely matching the prior cycle, suggesting a similar risk-on regime. The last time these indicators aligned, Ethereum surged 226% between March 2021 and November 2021.

This supports the view that liquidity conditions, rather than short-term technical indicators, could set the long-term trend for high-beta assets like ETH.

Source: CoinTelegraph