Ethereum News Update: Institutional Optimism Persists Amid Ethereum’s Downward Pressures
- Ethereum (ETH) price rose 3.5% weekly but remains down 2.4% in 24 hours, showing mixed recovery amid cautious on-chain activity. - Institutional ETF inflows ($9.6B Q3 2025) and ARK Invest's $2.15B crypto allocations signal growing institutional confidence despite bearish technical indicators. - Key $4,283–$4,326 resistance zone and 1.34M ETH supply cluster pose challenges, while options market shows bearish skew with $2.6B open interest below max pain level. - Exchange outflows dropped 43% to 1.1M ETH, a
Over the last week, Ethereum (ETH) has climbed 3.5%, hinting at a cautious rebound even as persistent daily weakness has left the token more than 2% lower on the 24-hour chart, as reported by
The holder accumulation ratio—which measures the number of wallets increasing versus decreasing their
One major technical obstacle is the $4,283–$4,326 range, where a cluster of 1.34 million ETH creates a strong resistance, according to Yahoo Finance. This area matches the recent pause in Ethereum’s rally, and repeated attempts to break through could prompt earlier buyers to take profits. Nevertheless, the overall price pattern remains stable, with ETH consolidating in a symmetrical triangle since October 7. A clear move above the upper boundary could spark renewed upward momentum, though repeated failures have kept the market in a state of equilibrium.
Confidence among institutions is on the rise. Spot ETH ETFs saw $9.6 billion in inflows during Q3 2025, surpassing Bitcoin’s $8.7 billion, based on data from
Elsewhere, Ethereum options expiring on October 31 reached $2.6 billion in open interest, with a put-to-call ratio of 1.91 and prices trading below the max pain point of $4,100.12, according to TradingView. This reflects a bearish tilt among options traders, though institutional inflows and ETF demand are helping to offset this negative outlook.
Robinhood’s Q2 2025 earnings call also highlighted crypto’s changing significance, with CEO Vlad Tenev describing tokenization as “the most significant innovation in capital markets in more than ten years.” The company’s streamlined operations and emphasis on real-world asset tokenization are in step with broader industry movements.
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