Ethereum (ETH) is beginning to show signs of a rebound as investor sentiment improves in response to evolving market conditions. Following a turbulent week, U.S. spot
The recent ETF inflows are happening against a backdrop of broader market uncertainty, largely due to
Adding to the market’s turbulence, another major player referred to as the "Trump Insider Whale" placed a $1.1 billion leveraged short across both Bitcoin and Ethereum, perfectly timed just before former President Donald Trump’s October 10 announcement of a 100% tariff on Chinese goods. This position quickly generated $150 million in profit after the market crash, sparking concerns about potential access to privileged information. Blockchain analysts caution that if retail investors begin to mimic these precisely timed strategies, it could intensify selling pressure and create a self-reinforcing cycle, according to
Despite these challenges, Ethereum’s technical signals point to a possible recovery. The cryptocurrency is trading close to $3,857, with significant support at $3,800 and resistance around $4,500. Open interest in Ethereum derivatives has increased by 0.6% to $43.8 billion, reflecting cautious optimism as traders rebuild positions after the recent downturn, crypto.news reports. Nevertheless, the outlook remains uncertain, with market participants closely monitoring the Federal Reserve’s rate decision on October 28–29. A dovish policy could improve liquidity for riskier assets like cryptocurrencies, while a more hawkish approach might renew economic headwinds.