The key take-aways
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Ether is in a battle for liquidity between $3,900 and $4,400.
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Inflows into ETFs have reached a record of 649,000 ETH, highlighting the sustained institutional demand.
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The long-term outlook remains bullish. Dips towards $3,000 or $3,500 are seen as a setup for an eventual rally to $8,000.
EtherETHThe price movement is caught in a tight squeeze between two liquidity zones that are causing price swings of over 11%.
On the downside, ETH set a low on Monday at $4.224. This puts immediate attention on the $4.150 level. Multiple liquidity lows have reinforced this support area. Just beneath lies a fair value gap around $4,000, aligning with the 0.50–0.618 Fibonacci retracement range between $4,100 and $3,900. The confluence of these factors suggests a good area to bid for swing traders.
Trading platform Kiyotaka highlights This zone is a “giant cluster of resting bids stacked all the way down to $3.9K,” It is important to keep an eye on this range for potential stop searches and reversals.
Ether is currently facing an upwards liquidity cluster at $4,400. This imbalance was formed on Monday’s lows and may serve as a magnet in the near term before any retracement. If ETH maintains a bullish trend at this price, it could push ETH to $4.583, a time frame resistance.
The coin would continue to move upwards if it were to confirm a break above the current level and then stabilize.

A deeper retest at $3,900 could be more positive for bulls from a structural perspective, since it will flush out the early long positions, and provide liquidity to fuel a faster recovery towards $4,500, and higher highs for Q4.
While the relative strength index (4-hour RSI) is still below 50, there’s room to go lower before ETH reaches oversold conditions and sets itself up for a bullish breakout.
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Ether’s outlook is bullish due to long-term flows, institutional flows, and setup.
The broader Ether outlook remains bullish despite short-term struggles with liquidity. This is supported by record inflows from institutions and an advantageous technical background.
This week’s US-listed Ether ETFs recorded The largest ever weekly inflow of ETH is nearly 649,000 ETH. ETH briefly surpassed $4,740 prior to a weekend drop, but the momentum of inflows highlights institutional demand.

Ether has also been gaining in popularity among analysts. Senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, Eric Balchunas, describes Bitcoins can be turned into ether ETFs by using Ether ETFs “second best” After unprecedented interest, the ETF category was awarded the ETF of July.
Technically, Ether’s bullish pennant has been in place for several years. “sleeper setup” We are now approaching the breaking point.
A prominent trader MerlijnEvery dip was met by smart money accumulation. Weak hands were flushed during previous consolidations.
ETH’s long-term projection envisions a pullback toward the $3,000–$3,500 range before ETH embarks on a rally past $8,000, marking what could be the beginning of a new chapter in Ether’s price history.

Related: Ethereum sets highest weekly close in 4 years: Watch these ETH price levels
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Source: cointelegraph.com

