August 13, 2025
5 min read
Nancy Lubale
Ether ‘Marching’ Toward All-Time Highs as Traders Predict $13K ETH Price
Ether is inching closer to its all-time highs as several bullish indicators align, supporting a rally into price discovery in the coming days.Key Takeaways
- ETH’s price jumped 10% today, approaching its all-time high of $4,867.
- Over $2.3 billion has flowed into spot Ethereum ETFs over six days.
- Traders predict ETH could surge as high as $13,000 once it enters price discovery. Ether surpassed $4,600 on Wednesday, rising 8% over the last 24 hours amid multiple bullish signals suggesting new all-time highs are inevitable.
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ETH Price Set to Break All-Time Highs
The ETH/USD pair reached an intraday high of $4,715 on Wednesday, just shy of the $4,867 all-time high from November 2021 (Coinbase), according to data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView. Onchain data provider Glassnode noted that "bids for Ethereum continue to strengthen with the asset marching toward ATHs." They added that ETH has "served as a bellwether for broader altcoin performance," with its recent strength fueling speculation for further upside. This momentum is supported by renewed investor demand, particularly capital inflows into spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). These ETFs have experienced a six-day inflow streak totaling $2.3 billion, with Monday alone setting a record $1 billion in net inflows. NovaDius president Nate Geraci highlighted this shift, noting that spot ETH ETFs have taken in nearly $1.5 billion more than spot BTC ETFs since early July. Additionally, treasury companies are increasingly accumulating ETH, with holdings surpassing $16.5 billion. Leading entities include BitMine Immersion Technologies with 1.2 million ETH ($5.33 billion), SharpLink Gaming with 598,800 ETH (a 177% increase over the last month), and The Ether Machine holding 345,400 ETH. With over 30% of ETH staked and thus not immediately sellable, this signals strong upward potential for Ether's price.Ethereum’s Transactions Near Record Highs
Ethereum’s daily transaction count reached a near-record 1.87 million on Tuesday, with July 2025 recording approximately 50 million transactions—the highest in over a year. Coupled with a near-all-time high total value locked (TVL) in DeFi—currently at $95 billion and holding 61% market share—this surge in network activity signals robust demand and utility.How High Can ETH Price Go?
The next major resistance for ETH is near the all-time high around $4,700. Glassnode identifies this level as the +1 standard deviation of Ether’s active realized price, often marking where selling pressure begins. "The $4.7K price point stands out as a key resistance to monitor. A decisive break above could signal the onset of a more speculative phase," Glassnode said in their latest Week Onchain Report. Cryptoquant analyst CryptoOnchain added that a breakout above $4,750 with sustained transaction momentum could ignite a price discovery phase. Several analysts predict Ether could rise well beyond $10,000 based on technical setups. Analyst Jelle shared a chart showing ETH trading above a bullish megaphone with upside targets between $7,000 and $13,000: "One last hurdle to overcome. Price discovery less than 5% away. Let's get this show on the road. $ETH" Crypto investor and YouTuber DivXMaN stated that while the $7,500 ETH price target remains in play, the price discovery journey could take it to $13,000 based on "previous bull runs and rate of diminishing returns." As previously reported by Cointelegraph, Ether price predictions after breaking the critical $4,000 level now go as high as $20,000 for the current bull market.This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making decisions.
Source: Ethereum ‘marching’ toward all-time highs as traders predict $13K ETH price - Cointelegraph