Ethereum Price Analysis: Bulls Target $4,000 as ETF Inflows Resurface 

On Jan 31, 2025 at 11:11 am UTC by · 3 mins read

Amid increasing whale interest, price of Ethereum jumps overnight. With a potential breakout rally over horizon, should you consider buying more ETH like Donald Trump’s WLF? 

As Bitcoin BTC $78 390 24h volatility: 1.6% Market cap: $1.57 T Vol. 24h: $37.22 B trades near the $104,000 mark, Ethereum ETH $2 304 24h volatility: 0.9% Market cap: $278.07 B Vol. 24h: $11.63 B continues to recover. Yesterday, Ethereum price surged by 4.29% to reach a closing price of $3,247.

With two consecutive days of positive growth, Ethereum is preparing for a falling-wedge breakout rally. Will this breakout rally result in a price surge beyond the $4,000 mark? Let’s explore it.

Ethereum Price Crosses $3,200: Bulls to Challenge Local Resistance

In the daily chart, the Ethereum price trend reveals a bullish comeback from the local support trend line. This results in a morning star pattern with the bullish engulfing candle from yesterday.

Furthermore, it marks a positive cycle within a falling-wedge pattern. Increasing the chances of a breakout rally, the reversal rally in Ethereum has reached the $3,250 psychological mark.

Ready to challenge the overhead resistance line, the technical indicators are starting to give a buy signal for Ethereum. The MACD and signal lines have given a positive crossover.

Furthermore, the true strength index is on a similar map to give a buy signal. The chances of Ethereum getting a breakout rally are significantly increased.

ETF Inflows Hit $67M: Drives the Ethereum Rally

Amid the increasing chances of a bullish breakout, the sudden recovery in Ethereum comes with the newfound institutional support. On January 30, three major Ethereum ETFs purchased ETH worth more than $100 million.

However, the daily net inflow remained at $67.77 million. BlackRock, the largest purchaser, on January 30 acquired $79.86 million worth of ETH.

Following their footsteps, Fidelity purchased $15.41 million and Grayscale purchased $12.79 million. However, the Grayscale mini-Ethereum trust offloaded $40.29 million, pulling back the daily net inflow.

Currently, the total net assets under the Ethereum ETFs stand at $11.78 billion. The Ethereum ETFs are expected to start a new buying spree.

Growing Whale Interest Hints Uptrend Ahead

As the price action analysis and institutional inflows project a potential bull rally, the interest from the side of whales is growing. In a recent X post by Ali Martinez, the balance by holder value witnesses a significant increase.

The data from CryptoQuant highlights the whales purchasing over 100,000 ETH tokens during the recent dip. Furthermore, in a significant transaction, a whale bought 1,531 ETH tokens worth 5.01 million USDC USDC $1.00 24h volatility: 0.0% Market cap: $77.24 B Vol. 24h: $10.73 B .

The purchase occurred at an average price of $3,277. Furthermore, the bullish whale currently holds 3,005 ETH worth $9.85 million, with its holding divided into two different wallets. The whale shows extreme confidence over Ether’s future.

In a nutshell, with strong institutional inflows, bullish technical indicators, and increasing whale accumulation, Ethereum is well-positioned for a breakout. If it breaches the falling wedge resistance, a rally beyond $4,000 could be imminent. Thus, it makes the coming days crucial for the ETH price action.

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