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Ethereum (ETH) Price Analysis for October 18

Sat, 18/10/2025 - 16:35
Can the rate of Ethereum (ETH) return above $4,000 next week?
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Ethereum (ETH) Price Analysis for October 18
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The prices of most coins are rising on the first day of the weekend, according to CoinStats.

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ETH chart by CoinStats

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The rate of Ethereum (ETH) has gone up by 3.49% over the last 24 hours.

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On the hourly chart, the price of ETH is in the middle of the local channel between the support of $3,819 and the resistance of $3,927.

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As the rate of the main altcoin is far from the main levels, there are no chances to see sharp moves by tomorrow.

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On the bigger time frame, the picture is more bearish than bullish. The rate of ETH is closer to the support than to the resistance level. If a breakout of the $3,694 mark happens, the correction is likely to continue to the $3,500 range.

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From the midterm point of view, neither bulls nor bears are dominating. In this case, traders should focus on the interim zone of $4,000. If a breakout happens, the accumulated energy might be enough for a more profound correction to the $3,000-$3,200 area.

Ethereum is trading at $3,872 at press time.

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