Ethereum ($ETH) rose past the $2,150 mark on Saturday, April 13, as data showed inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs reached their highest point in over three months.
"The surge in institutional buying via ETFs provides a strong vote of confidence," said a market analyst. "We're seeing long-term holders absorb market supply, which is a constructive signal."
The price of ETH on Ethereum climbed to a session high of $2,157.35, according to CoinGecko data as of 09:47 UTC. This move was directly correlated with a spike in ETF inflows, which analysts noted were the most significant since the trading week of January 2026. The renewed institutional interest suggests a potential shift in sentiment, treating recent dips as a buying opportunity. For comparison, Bitcoin ($BTC) has seen more sustained ETF inflows since the launch of its own spot products, creating a larger capital base.
Analysts are now watching the $2,000 to $2,100 range as a critical support zone. If Ethereum can establish this former resistance as a new floor, the technical outlook suggests a possible trajectory toward the $2,800 resistance level. Sustained high ETF inflows would be a key catalyst for such a rally, signaling growing institutional adoption and providing strong price support.
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