A descending triangle usually indicates that downside momentum is growing and that an asset's price will break downward.
Early this year, the seasoned chartist tweeted that Ethereum, trading in the $2,900 range, was due for a massive correction.
The second-largest cryptocurrency has now dropped to $1,700. When the Fed implemented a historic interest rate hike in the opening days of May, ETH began to plunge, followed by the collapse of the Terra blockchain and its coins—LUNA and UST stablecoin.
Ethereum attempted to increase from $1,810 to above $1,900 yesterday, and the market saw a massive liquidation of ETH short trades totaling $666 million. The majority of those trades were liquidated on the Bitfinex exchange. However, ETH has fallen considerably lower than it began and is currently trading near $1,700.