ETH to $4K ? Whales Accumulate as ETFs Break Records

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🕞 Timeframe: 4H
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🟢 Bias: Bullish




1.🧭 Fundamental Overview:

📈 Massive Institutional Inflows:
Ethereum ETFs have recorded over $1.2 billion in net inflows this July, with $908M just in the week ending July 11. This strong demand from institutional players (notably through ETHA and Bitwise) has pushed ETF AUM above $13.5 billion.

🏢 Corporate Accumulation:

Companies such as SharpLink Gaming have begun adding ETH to their balance sheets. SharpLink's 10,000 ETH (~$49M) purchase highlights growing corporate adoption of Ethereum as a store of value and strategic reserve.

🛠️ Ecosystem Resilience:
Ethereum continues to lead in network upgrades (e.g., Dencun), institutional DeFi, and tokenized assets—strengthening the long-term fundamentals of the chain.



2.🧠 Sentiment & On‑Chain Metrics

🏦 Institutional Sentiment:
Ethereum ETFs have seen 12 straight weeks of inflows, outperforming Bitcoin in institutional allocation growth (ETH: 1.6%, BTC: 0.8%).

🐋 Whale Activity & Exchange Flows:
Declining ETH balances on exchanges suggest accumulation and reduced sell pressure. Whales and smart money are taking positions.

📊 Public Sentiment:
Bullish expectations remain strong amid price consolidation above key levels and positive ETF momentum.



3.🔼 Key Levels:

Support: $2,770 and $2,500 (major trendline and psychological level).


4.🎯 Price Targets:

Short‑term (2–4 weeks):
If ETH breaks above $3,150: next targets at $3,400 and $3,750.

Medium‑term (by end of Q3 2025):
ETH could reach $3,500 with potential upside to $4,000.
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