Ethereum News Today: Ethereum Gains 5.17% Weekly as Technicals Signal $4,000 Push by July 2025

Ethereum has regained upward momentum in July 2025, with technical indicators and market activity pointing to a potential push toward $4,000 by month-end. The cryptocurrency’s price action has shown resilience, marked by two consecutive green daily candles following a brief consolidation phase. This recovery has reinforced key support levels between $2,800 and $3,200, which analysts view as a foundation for further gains [1]. The asset currently trades at $3,758.90, reflecting a 5.17% weekly gain and a 2.86% daily increase, with daily trading volume reaching $36.6 billion, signaling strong participation [2].

The bullish momentum aligns with a textbook continuation pattern observed in June, where Ethereum broke above critical resistance after a prolonged buildup. Partial profit-taking, indicated by a “Selling 10%” label on technical charts, has not disrupted the broader uptrend. The supertrend indicator remains well below price, confirming sustained buyer control [3]. On-chain data also supports this narrative, with over 540,000 ETH (~$2 billion) in activity suggesting accumulation by long-term holders [4].

Analysts highlight the $4,000 threshold as a pivotal psychological and technical level. A successful breakout could trigger further gains, with some forecasts projecting a multi-month rally contingent on maintaining this momentum [5]. TradingView strategies emphasize tiered entry points, with first targets at $3,790 and $3,550, reflecting confidence in Ethereum’s ability to retest and surpass prior resistance [6]. While the immediate focus remains on breaching $4,000, risks such as institutional selling and macroeconomic volatility are noted as potential headwinds [7].

Market sentiment is bolstered by Ethereum’s performance against Bitcoin’s demand zone patterns, drawing parallels to BTC’s recent momentum. However, experts caution that while the bullish case is strong, short-term outcomes may hinge on external factors like ETF inflows and exchange reserves [1]. The convergence of positive technical signals, on-chain metrics, and institutional interest has created a cautiously optimistic outlook, though forecasts of a $4,000–$10,000 move by year-end remain speculative.

Source: [1] [Binance Post](https://www.binance.com/square/post/27451423403745) [2] [CoinMarketCap Article](https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/68855f159bfd71364189a2e4/) [3] [TradingView ETHUSD Ideas](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHUSD/ideas/?sort=recent) [4] [Binance Profile Post](https://www.binance.com/en-AE/square/profile/shauryatripathi) [5] [Mitrade Analysis](https://www.mitrade.com/au/insights/news/live-news/article-3-982954-20250724) [6] [TradingView ETHUSDT Strategy](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHUSDT_DE67D0.USD/ideas/page-4/?asset=base&video=yes) [7] [TradingView BTCUSDT Context](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/BTCUSDT_5840B7.USD/ideas/?asset=base&sort=recent&video=yes)