Ethereum News Update: The Future of Ethereum’s Price Depends on ETF Inflows and Accommodative Fed Indications
- Ethereum ETFs saw $141.6M inflows on Oct 21, led by FETH and ETHA, reversing prior day's outflows. - Price near $3,857 faces $3,800 support and $4,500 resistance, with 35.2% surge in 24-hour trading volume to $45.8B. - Whale accumulation and 400% stablecoin growth signal bullish sentiment, while Fed's Oct 28-29 rate decision could drive further moves. - Upcoming Fusaka upgrade (Dec 3, 2025) aims to boost network efficiency, while Ferrari's 2027 crypto token hints at expanding adoption.
Ethereum's recent price movement has reignited discussions among market participants as U.S. spot
On October 21, ETF inflows reached $141.6 million, with Fidelity's FETH contributing $59.07 million and BlackRock's ETHA adding $42.46 million. This contrasts with the $145.7 million in outflows recorded the day before,
Technical signals present a mixed outlook. On the daily chart, Ethereum is trading below the Bollinger Band midpoint of $4,146, with resistance at $4,720 and support around $3,563. The narrowing bands suggest a significant move may be imminent, while the RSI at 41.15 points to bearish momentum but
The Fusaka upgrade, scheduled for December 3, 2025, will introduce a gas limit of 16.78 million units to improve network performance, which could appeal to long-term investors. At the same time, Ferrari's plan to launch a digital token for Hyperclub members in 2027 points to broader crypto adoption beyond payments, though its short-term effect on Ethereum's price is uncertain.
Looking at the broader market, Ethereum has dropped 21% over the past month from its $4,946 high, with a 6% loss in the last week. Nevertheless, open interest in Ethereum derivatives rose 0.6% to $43.8 billion, suggesting traders are rebuilding positions after recent declines. Market participants remain cautious, watching the ETH/BTC ratio and the invalidation level at $3,443 as key indicators. A strong close above $4,200 could set the stage for a move toward $4,500, while failing to reclaim this level may lead to another test of the $3,600–$3,500 range.
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