Date: Wed, July 02, 2025 | 09:06 AM GMT

The cryptocurrency market has staged an impressive comeback in Q2, with Ethereum (ETH) leading the charge — rallying over 36.5% from a low of $1,385 to trade near $2,450. This renewed strength is flowing into the altcoin space, and Arbitrum (ARB) is now beginning to catch up with the momentum.

$ARB has posted steady gains over the past 90 days, and now, a closer look at the chart reveals a potentially bullish fractal structure — one that closely mirrors its previous breakout setup from late 2024.

Source: Coinmarketcap

Familiar Fractal Signals Major Rally Ahead

Zooming in on the daily chart, ARB seems to be repeating a nearly identical structure from late last year.

Back in late 2024, ARB was trading inside a falling wedge following a long downtrend. After breaking out, it formed a smaller consolidation wedge — and once the price moved above the 100-day and 200-day moving averages, ARB exploded with a 121% rally.

Arbitrum (ARB) Fractal Chart/Coinsprobe (Source: Tradingview)

Now, in mid-2025, a very similar pattern is unfolding:

  • Another falling wedge has formed and already broken out

  • A smaller broadening wedge is forming just after the breakout

  • Price is consolidating just below the 100-day and 200-day MAs — the same zone where the last breakout launched

These repeating structures are not just visually similar — they’re happening in the same technical zones, which gives strong reason to believe a rally could be brewing.

What’s Next for ARB?

To confirm the bullish fractal, ARB will need to clear the 100-day MA and decisively reclaim the 200-day MA, which currently sits near $0.466. Doing so would act as the technical trigger to attract fresh buying and could kickstart a breakout, much like what occurred during the previous cycle.

If the fractal plays out again, the first major target sits around $0.46, representing a +30% potential move from current levels. Beyond that, a breakout from the descending resistance trendline could unlock a much larger upside continuation — possibly confirming a long-term bottom.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own research before investing in cryptocurrencies.