Ethereum News Update: Ethereum’s 2025 Bullish Outlook: Network Enhancements, Capital Influx, and a $6M Transaction from an Inactive Wallet
- Ethereum's 2025 bullish case strengthens with $4,000+ price stability, $14.5B in ETF inflows, and growing institutional/retail confidence. - Dormant wallet 0x3690's $6M ETH transfer to Kraken and $780M exchange withdrawals signal strategic accumulation by long-term holders. - Fusaka upgrade (Dec 3) with EIP-7594 and 12 EIPs aims to boost scalability, while DeFi fees hit $9.7B in H1 2025 (up 41% YoY). - Technical indicators and Fed's 100-basis-point rate cut projections create favorable conditions, though
As 2025 approaches, Ethereum’s price movement is forming a recognizable bullish pattern, fueled by rising institutional interest, increased on-chain transactions, and significant technical advancements. Recent figures reveal that
This revival mirrors broader market dynamics, with Ethereum ETFs seeing $9.6 billion in inflows during Q3 2025—the largest quarterly figure to date—outpacing Bitcoin ETF performance, as reported by
Technical signals continue to support a positive outlook. Ethereum’s price is hovering near $3,993, with the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) serving as both a floor and ceiling, based on a
Forthcoming upgrades are also setting the stage for Ethereum’s expansion. Developers have set December 3 as the mainnet launch date for the Fusaka upgrade, which will introduce 12 Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) aimed at boosting scalability and security, especially for Layer 2 solutions, as detailed in an
The expansion of the on-chain economy highlights Ethereum’s shifting position in decentralized finance (DeFi). In the first half of 2025, on-chain activity generated $9.7 billion in fees, marking a 41% increase year-over-year, with DeFi making up 63% of total fees, according to a
As Ethereum moves through this crucial period, the combination of institutional inflows, on-chain accumulation, and technical improvements provides a solid base for 2025. Nevertheless, short-term fluctuations remain a concern, and bulls must protect key support levels and maintain strong ETF inflows to reinforce the optimistic outlook, as highlighted by FXStreet.
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