ETHUSD trades higher following the footsteps of Bitcoin. It hit a high of $3375 and is currently trading $3315.
On January 12, 2026, Ethereum spot ETFs saw modest net inflows totaling nearly $5 million after a three-day streak of net outflows due primarily to large investments into Grayscale’s products (ETHE and other related vehicles) of nearly $80 million, coupled with the previous large outflow of roughly $80 million from BlackRock’s ETHA. Other ETF issuers also realized nearly neutral net flows with a slight positive trend continuing into January 13. However, while complete reports are not available for either January 12 or 13, Ethereum price jumped to $3,336 on January 13—an increase of 7%—as investors returned to the Ethereum market, continuing a pattern established in early 2026 where price volatility briefly eliminated previously established prices (weekly trends through January 14 indicate strong recovery between January 14 and January 14, 2026, with total net inflows of $12.44 billion and total AUM of $18.88 billion and a significant growth in trading activity of over $941 million—greater than 5% of ETH market cap—indicating continued interest from retail investors, despite the weakness of the overall cryptocurrency market).
Oscillators and moving averages to forecast the trend of ETHUSD
CMP- $3315
EMA (4-hour chart)
55-EMA- $3141
200-EMA- $3092
365-EMA- $3167. The pair trades above short and long-term moving averages 200 and below 365 -4H EMA.
Major Support - $3200. Any breach below $3200 will drag the pair down to $3000/$2900/$2600/$2500/$2300/$2000.
Major Resistance - $3400. Any break above $3400 confirms minor bullishness, a jump to $3458/$3565/$3700/$4000.
Indicators (4-hour chart)
CCI(50)- Bullish
ADX- Bullish
5. Investment Strategy for ETHUSD
It is good to buy on dips around $3200 with a stop loss around $2900 for target profits of $4000.


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