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Ethereum's price has surged past $4,100, sparking renewed debate about whether bulls are poised for a significant upward move. As of recent, ETH trades above $4,300, with critical support levels at $4,250 and $4,300 drawing intense scrutiny. Institutional activity, including a $5.1 billion staking deposit by Grayscale, underscores long-term confidence in the asset [1]. However, bearish momentum persists, with the MACD indicator showing a bearish crossover and the RSI near neutral levels, suggesting short-term volatility [1].
Technical analysis highlights a consolidation phase around $4,250, a key psychological threshold. Analysts warn that a breakdown below this level could trigger a deeper correction toward $4,200 or even $3,500–$3,700, mirroring Bitcoin's 2020 correction pattern [3]. Conversely, a sustained rebound above $4,600 could reignite bullish momentum, targeting $4,700 and beyond [2]. On-chain data, such as declining exchange reserves and rising DEX volume (up 47% in October), supports accumulation by long-term holders [6].

Institutional demand remains robust, with
ETF inflows hitting $547 million in a single day in October 2025 [12]. Corporate treasury holdings also grew, albeit at a slower pace, as companies added 816,000 ETH in September [4]. This cautious accumulation aligns with a broader market narrative where Ethereum's utility in DeFi and staking ecosystems is increasingly valued [7].Market sentiment is largely bullish, with 82% of Ethereum community voters expecting continued upward momentum [4]. However, technical indicators like the ETH/BTC ratio-currently at 0.038-highlight Bitcoin's dominance. Analysts suggest Ethereum could close this gap if ETF inflows exceed $9 billion, network upgrades succeed, and DeFi adoption accelerates [7].
Short-term price targets vary. A 35% recovery to $3,500 is possible if the 50-day SMA bullish crossover repeats historical patterns [10]. More aggressive forecasts, such as $4,700 by mid-October or $5,200 by November 2025, hinge on breaking key resistance levels and sustained institutional buying [11][13]. Broader macroeconomic factors, including potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, could further boost risk-on assets like ETH [12].
Despite optimism, risks remain. A breakdown below $4,300 could expose ETH to a $4,200–$4,250 support zone, with deeper corrections possible if selling pressure intensifies [2]. Traders are advised to monitor on-chain metrics, ETF flows, and whale activity for directional clues [12].
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