Ethereum price has several reasons to break $2,000 next
The post Ethereum price has several reasons to break $2,000 next appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key takeaways: Strong Ethereum ETF inflows signal high institutional demand. Ethereum’s $51.8B TVL and 30% DEX weekly volume rise show robust network strength. A bull flag pattern on the ETH’s four-hour chart targets $2,100. Ether’s (ETH) price rose to a new range high at $1,860 on April 28, its highest value since April 2. Several analysts argue that the ETH price needs to hold above $1,800 to increase the chances of rising higher. “Once ETH confirms this 4H close above resistance [$1,800], Ether and altcoins will finally get their time to shine,” trader Kiran Gadakh said in an April 29 post on X. “I can feel it in my bones, $2,000 ETH coming fast.” ETH/USD 12-hour chart. Source: Kiran Gadak Popular analyst Nebraskangooner opined that if ETH faces high volume rejection from the $1,800 level, it might drop to test support levels around $1,600. Source: Nebraskangooner Ethereum ETF demand returns Several data metrics suggest that Ether is well-positioned to break out toward $2,000 in the following days or weeks. One factor supporting Ether’s bull case is resurgent institutional demand, reflected by significant inflows into spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). On April 28, Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow totaling $64.1 million. This followed inflows totalling $151.7 million during the week ending April 25, the highest since February 2025. Spot Ethereum ETF netflows. Source: SoSoValue The increase in institutional demand was reinforced by net inflows of $183 million into Ethereum investment products last week, ending an eight-week streak of outflows, as reported by CoinShares. This trend reflects growing confidence among traditional finance players, as observed by market analysts like CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill, who noted: “We believe concerns over the tariff impact on corporate earnings and the dramatic weakening of the US dollar are why investors have turned toward…
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Key takeaways: Strong Ethereum ETF inflows signal high institutional demand. Ethereum’s $51.8B TVL and 30% DEX weekly volume rise show robust network strength. A bull flag pattern on the ETH’s four-hour chart targets $2,100. Ether’s (ETH) price rose to a new range high at $1,860 on April 28, its highest value since April 2. Several analysts argue that the ETH price needs to hold above $1,800 to increase the chances of rising higher. “Once ETH confirms this 4H close above resistance [$1,800], Ether and altcoins will finally get their time to shine,” trader Kiran Gadakh said in an April 29 post on X. “I can feel it in my bones, $2,000 ETH coming fast.” ETH/USD 12-hour chart. Source: Kiran Gadak Popular analyst Nebraskangooner opined that if ETH faces high volume rejection from the $1,800 level, it might drop to test support levels around $1,600. Source: Nebraskangooner Ethereum ETF demand returns Several data metrics suggest that Ether is well-positioned to break out toward $2,000 in the following days or weeks. One factor supporting Ether’s bull case is resurgent institutional demand, reflected by significant inflows into spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). On April 28, Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow totaling $64.1 million. This followed inflows totalling $151.7 million during the week ending April 25, the highest since February 2025. Spot Ethereum ETF netflows. Source: SoSoValue The increase in institutional demand was reinforced by net inflows of $183 million into Ethereum investment products last week, ending an eight-week streak of outflows, as reported by CoinShares. This trend reflects growing confidence among traditional finance players, as observed by market analysts like CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill, who noted: “We believe concerns over the tariff impact on corporate earnings and the dramatic weakening of the US dollar are why investors have turned toward…
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