Ethereum‘s price surged to $2,300 on Monday, giving investors a boost after a week of over 14% gains. This positive movement comes as welcome news considering ongoing global economic concerns, particularly disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
For Ethereum, a crucial indicator has flipped to “buy” for the first time in months.
Breakout Alert
As a researcher following the crypto market, I’ve been watching Ethereum closely. After a sustained period of price declines, things might be starting to shift. The SuperTrend indicator, which I use to gauge market trends, recently signaled a ‘Buy’ for the first time since September, suggesting Ethereum could be entering a new, upward phase.
In the past, whenever Ethereum (ETH) has dipped to this level, it has quickly bounced back, increasing by 52% and 174% in previous instances. Analyst Martinez also pointed out that ETH has recently found support around $2,200 after falling below that price for several weeks. He suggests keeping an eye on $2,400 and $2,600 as potential price targets.
Recent data from SoSoValue shows that exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on Ethereum have attracted about $265 million in investments over the last three weeks.
The new iShares Staked Ethereum Trust (ETHB) from BlackRock attracted $43.48 million in investments on its first day. Experts suggest this fund could notably decrease the amount of Ether available for trading. Axel Bitblaze explains that the fund will primarily stake the Ether it holds, which means locking it up in the Ethereum network and taking it out of general circulation. Considering roughly 30% of all Ether is already staked, Bitblaze believes more institutional investors launching similar funds could further reduce the amount of Ether readily available to buy and sell.
Accumulation Trend
Recent blockchain activity suggests several large investors are increasing their holdings of Ether (ETH). Erik Voorhees, a well-known Bitcoin supporter and founder of ShapeShift, has started buying ETH again after a year-long pause. Data shows he spent approximately 49.08 million USDT using two digital wallets to purchase 23,393 ETH at an average price of around $2,098, and still holds 35.25 million USDT.
Several other significant buyers have also entered the market. For example, an early contributor to Ethereum, known as “billΞ.eth,” bought over 7,700 ETH worth $17.46 million. Additionally, one large wallet acquired almost 12,000 ETH in just four days.
According to market analyst Ted Pillows, Ethereum might bounce back and potentially reach $2,400, as there isn’t much currently blocking its path to that price. However, he believes this increase could be short-lived and the price might eventually fall again.
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2026-03-16 22:22