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Ethereum is the largest smart contract blockchain and one of the biggest cryptocurrencies in the world. Launched in 2015, it is the network behind most decentralized finance, stablecoins, tokenized assets and NFTs, and its native coin, ether (ETH), pays for every transaction on it. Since 2022 Ethereum runs on proof-of-stake, and a part of every transaction fee is burned, so the ETH supply can shrink when the network is busy. Unlike Bitcoin, it has no fixed supply cap. This Ethereum prediction covers the live price and key metrics, the main price drivers, technical signals and our ETH price forecast through 2050. All forecast figures are recalculated weekly by our statistical model.
As of November 10, 2026, the Ethereum price today is 2,131.51, with a 24-hour change of +0.2%. Below is the live ETH/USD quote with the current spread, swaps and commission, updated in real time and matching the data on our trading terminal.
The table below summarizes key ETH metrics: price dynamics, distance from the record high, market size, supply and sentiment.
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Indicator |
Value |
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Current spread |
$1.60 |
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Price change over 24 hours |
+0.2% |
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Price change over 30 days |
-14.7% |
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Price change over 1 year |
-40.1% |
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52-week range |
$1,503.36 – $3,657.99 |
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Volatility (30 days) |
42.3% |
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All-time high and date |
$4,955.75, 24/08/2025 |
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Distance from all-time high |
-56.6% |
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Market capitalization |
$260,457,286,097 |
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Trading volume over 24 hours |
$14,502,362,913 |
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Volume to market cap ratio |
0.0557 |
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Circulating supply |
122,203,847 |
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Bitcoin dominance |
60.3% |
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Crypto Fear & Greed Index |
29, Fear |
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US interest rate |
4.0% |
The spread is the current cost of opening a trade. The 24-hour, 30-day and one-year changes show momentum across short, medium and long horizons, and the 52-week range shows where ETH sits between its yearly high and low. Volatility shows how sharply the price swings, and the distance from the all-time high shows how much ground it must cover to set a new record. Market capitalization ranks Ethereum against the rest of the crypto market, and the volume to market cap ratio shows liquidity: the higher it is, the easier it is to enter and exit a position. Ethereum has no maximum supply, so circulating supply can grow or shrink over time. Bitcoin dominance is the share of Bitcoin in the total crypto market capitalization: when it falls, money usually rotates into coins such as ETH. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index measures market sentiment and often turns ahead of price, and higher US interest rates pull capital away from crypto.
The Ethereum price forecast depends on how much the network is used, how much ETH is locked or burned, institutional demand and the mood of the crypto market. Ether is also the fuel of a working economy, so network activity matters as much as sentiment.
Every transaction on Ethereum costs a fee paid in ETH, and since the 2021 upgrade known as EIP-1559 a part of that fee is burned, which means it is permanently removed from circulation. When the network is busy, more ETH is burned than is issued as new rewards and the supply shrinks. When activity is low, the supply grows slowly. This ties the ETH price to real demand for blockspace from decentralized apps, stablecoin transfers and trading.
Since The Merge in September 2022, Ethereum is secured by validators who lock up ETH instead of miners who burn electricity. A validator needs 32 ETH, and smaller holders can join through staking services. Staked ETH is off the market while it is locked, which reduces the supply available for sale, and it earns rewards, which gives long-term holders a reason to keep their coins. A sharp rise in withdrawals from staking can add selling pressure.
Spot Ethereum ETFs have been trading in the US since July 2024. They let funds, advisers and retail investors hold ETH exposure through an ordinary brokerage account, with no wallet or exchange needed. Steady inflows add constant buying pressure, while sustained outflows add selling pressure, so the net balance of ETF flows is one of the clearest signals of institutional appetite for ETH.
Most of Ethereum's growth now happens on layer 2 networks, which batch thousands of transactions and settle them on the main chain at a fraction of the cost. Ethereum is also the main home of dollar stablecoins and tokenized assets such as funds and bonds. The more value is issued and settled on the network, the stronger the long-term case for ether. The risks are competition from faster and cheaper blockchains and the fact that cheap layer 2 fees can mean less ETH burned on the main chain.
Ethereum trades as a risk asset in most market phases, so global liquidity and monetary policy matter. Lower interest rates and a weaker dollar support ETH, while high rates and a strong dollar pull money toward bonds and cash. The current US interest rate is 4.0%. ETH also moves with Bitcoin and tends to swing harder than BTC in both directions. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index reads 29: Fear. Extreme fear often marks local lows, extreme greed often comes before corrections.
Technical analysis reads the chart and indicators to show the trend, the levels where buyers and sellers step in and the likely range ahead. Ethereum moves in sharp swings, so knowing whether a trend is strong or fading, and where the key levels sit, matters more than guessing the direction in advance. This is also the basis of any short-term Ethereum price prediction for tomorrow or next week.
ADX trend direction: Downtrend. Trend strength: Moderate. In a strong trend, pullbacks are more often entries than reversals. In a weak trend, breakouts often fail and price returns inside its range. The RSI indicator sits at 33.8. Current zone: Neutral. RSI compares recent gains with recent losses: readings above 70 mark an overbought market, below 30 an oversold one. In a strong uptrend, RSI can stay overbought for weeks, so it is most useful when it agrees with the trend signals below.
Signal from the key moving averages (MA20, MA50, MA100): Sell. Price holding above them confirms an uptrend, and a close below them shows that buyers are losing control. The technical signal on three timeframes:
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Timeframe |
Signal |
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M30 (30 minutes) |
Neutral |
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H4 (4 hours) |
Sell |
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D1 (daily) |
Sell |
When all three agree, the signal is strong. When short timeframes disagree with the daily chart, the daily chart has the final say. Weekly Ichimoku signal: Bearish. Overall technical signal across all indicators (moving averages, oscillators, MACD, Stochastic): Strong Sell.
Nearest support: $2,050.77. Stronger support: $1,977.19. Resistance: $2,221.32 and $2,318.29. Round price levels carry extra weight for Ethereum because orders cluster around them, and a close beyond a level usually accelerates the move. Traders use these zones for entries and protective stop orders. Daily pivot point (calculated from the previous day's close): $2,147.74. Ethereum trades around the clock, so the pivot works as the balance line of the day: price above it favors buyers, below it favors sellers. Today's range so far: $2,120.91 to $2,135.54.
Our model projects an ETH trading range of $2,109.13 to $2,821.34 for November. Volatility over the last 30 days: 42.3%. The range is recalculated weekly, so it always reflects the latest price action. For a very short-term Ethereum price prediction for tomorrow or next week, check the signals and key levels above, which refresh every day.
Our long-term Ethereum price forecast is built on ETH's price history, network growth, institutional demand and macro conditions. Over the next five years our model puts ETH between $992.23 and $11,787.24. The table summarizes the next ten years, and the sections below go year by year through 2050.
Our 2026 forecast combines technical analysis with the current market backdrop, including spot ETF flows, staking activity and the interest rate path.
Minimum price: $1,503.36. This level comes into play if ETF flows turn negative, the dollar strengthens and risk appetite fades.
Maximum price: $3,402.22. It is reachable if ETF inflows accelerate, rate cuts bring fresh liquidity and network activity grows.
Average price for the year: $2,257.65, a change of -24.2% versus the prior year's closing price.
Below is the month-by-month Ethereum price forecast for 2026:
Our 2027 forecast is based on historical price data, ETH's position in the market cycle and our proprietary model.
Minimum price: $1,586.01. This level comes into play in a risk-off market, with a strong dollar and high interest rates.
Maximum price: $4,318.38. It is reachable if institutional demand widens and layer 2 networks bring many new users to Ethereum.
Average price for the year: $2,726.84, a change of +10.5% versus 2026's closing price.
Below is the month-by-month Ethereum price forecast for 2027:
Our 2028 forecast looks at how network upgrades, staking and stablecoin growth shape demand for ETH.
Minimum price: $1,663.31. This level comes into play if rival blockchains take market share and fee burn stays low.
Maximum price: $5,175.12. It is reachable if stablecoin and tokenization activity keeps growing on Ethereum and a new market cycle lifts the sector.
Average price for the year: $3,075.44, a change of +10.7% versus the prior year's closing price.
Below is the month-by-month Ethereum price forecast for 2028:
Our 2029 forecast factors in the maturity of the layer 2 ecosystem, the supply held in staking and regulation.
Minimum price: $1,817.64. This level comes into play if profit taking at a cycle top outweighs new demand and regulation tightens in major markets.
Maximum price: $5,896.39. It is reachable if a growing share of staked ETH stays locked and clear rules draw more banks and asset managers to the network.
Average price for the year: $3,385.09, a change of +10.3% versus the prior year's closing price.
Below is the month-by-month Ethereum price forecast for 2029:
Our 2030 forecast factors in the length of the market cycle and expected macroeconomic conditions.
Minimum price: $2,017.63. This level comes into play in a prolonged bear market after a cycle peak.
Maximum price: $6,668.96. It is reachable if Ethereum becomes standard infrastructure for payments and tokenized assets alongside a strong market cycle.
Average price for the year: $3,844.94, a change of +12.1% versus the prior year's closing price.
Below is the month-by-month Ethereum price forecast for 2030:
Our Ethereum price prediction for 2030 puts ETH between $2,017.63 and $6,668.96. The lower end reflects a market where rival networks win developers and users, and the upper end a market where Ethereum becomes the settlement layer for a large share of stablecoins and tokenized assets.
Our forecast through 2035 rests on long-term network growth, institutional adoption and our proprietary model. At this horizon precision declines, so the range is a directional guide, not a precise target.
Minimum price: $805.38. Scenario: regulation limits institutional demand and interest in smart contract platforms cools.
Maximum price: $23,808.06. Scenario: Ethereum is an established base layer of the digital financial system, used by funds, companies and developers.
Over a 15-year horizon the market goes through several full cycles, so our model shows a wide corridor rather than a single number. By then the technology and the competition will look very different from today.
Minimum price: $678.67. Scenario: Ethereum loses its lead among smart contract networks and developers move to newer platforms.
Maximum price: $50,330.84. Scenario: a large share of global financial assets is issued and settled on Ethereum, with clear and supportive regulation in major markets.
Forecasting ETH out to 2050 is extremely difficult, because technology, regulation and the financial system can change dramatically in 25 years. Long-term projections still help frame an investment strategy and show what is at stake in the core scenarios.
By 2050, we estimate ETH could trade within a wide range: $548.02 to $199,415.64.
The lower bound reflects a pessimistic scenario: newer technology displaces Ethereum and interest in smart contract platforms declines. The upper bound reflects an optimistic one: Ethereum becomes core infrastructure for global finance and a standard holding in institutional portfolios.
Forecasts through 2050 are long-term guideposts, not precise targets, and are not a basis for an investment decision on their own.
Our forecast comes from a statistical model, while banks and analysts build Ethereum price predictions on fundamentals and market data. The summaries below update automatically every week. Treat every forecast as one possible scenario, not a guaranteed outcome.
Standard Chartered is a British international bank. Its digital assets research team, led by Geoff Kendrick, publishes crypto price targets, including targets for ether.
According to Standard Chartered, as reported by The Block, on May 28, 2026, Global Head of Digital Assets Research Geoffrey Kendrick maintained ether price targets of $40,000 by end-2030 and $4,000 by end-2026. He compared ETH to Amazon stock in the 2001 dot-com bubble, noting internal metrics such as transaction numbers and TVL in ETH terms remain near all-time highs despite the price drop, so ETH will catch up to those metrics as it is just a matter of time.
Tom Lee is a co-founder of the research firm Fundstrat and one of the most widely quoted Ethereum analysts on Wall Street. His price targets for ETH get a lot of attention from investors and the media.
According to Tom Lee, as reported by 24/7 Wall St., on September 8, 2026, Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee said Ethereum would trade near $6,000 by December if Bitcoin reaches $150,000 and the ETH/BTC ratio climbs to 0.04 from about 0.03. He pointed to CLARITY Act passage accelerating institutional demand, post-halving capital return, Asian capital reallocation, and institutions chasing performance as reasons for the ratio recovery, calling 0.04 conservative versus the 2021 peak.
24/7 Wall St. is a financial publication that regularly reviews where ETH could be by 2030 and beyond, checking the scenarios against the current market.
According to 24/7 Wall St., on November 1, 2026, Ethereum reaching $10,000 by 2030 would require its market value to hit about $1.22 trillion from the current $277 billion, needing 4.4 times the price or 42.8% annual growth. The outlook calls for increased buyer interest, effective network upgrades, strong demand for ETH, ETF investors buying again, reclaiming the 20-day average of $2,393 and 50-day average of $2,526, closing a month above the September 21 high of $2,775, and first clearing the $4,946 record high, though it remains challenging.
CoinDesk is one of the largest crypto news outlets. Its analysts regularly publish Ethereum technical analysis with key price levels and patterns.
ETH currently trades at 2,131.51, and our model's range for 2030 runs from $2,017.63 to $6,668.96. The bull case points toward the upper end of that range, the bear case toward the lower end.
Network usage and shrinking supply drive the bull case. If stablecoins, tokenized assets and decentralized apps keep growing on Ethereum, more ETH is burned in fees, and staking locks up a large part of the rest, so steady buying from spot ETFs and funds has to be met with a limited free supply. Lower interest rates, a weaker dollar and fresh liquidity usually push money into risk assets, and ETH tends to move harder than Bitcoin in those phases. Clear regulation in major markets would open the door for banks and asset managers. The bull scenario is playing out if ETH holds its key support, breaks resistance on rising volume and moves toward its all-time high of $4,955.75.
Competition, tight money and outflows are the main risks. Faster and cheaper blockchains can pull developers and users away from Ethereum, and cheap layer 2 transactions can mean less fee burn and more supply growth on the main chain. High interest rates and a strong dollar pull capital out of risk assets, and sustained outflows from spot ETFs remove the buyers that supported the last rally. Heavy leverage can turn a routine dip into a wave of forced liquidations, and ETH often falls further than Bitcoin in a sell-off. The bear scenario is playing out if ETH prints lower highs, loses key support on rising volume and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index stays in the fear zone. Today it reads 29: Fear.
ETH reacts quickly to headlines: ETF flow data, network upgrade news, central bank decisions and regulatory announcements can shift the price within hours. The readings below update automatically.
Overall news sentiment around ETH today: Bullish. Bullish means positive coverage prevails, bearish means negative coverage prevails, neutral means the news flow is mixed. If you are asking why Ethereum is dropping or rising, check this reading first, then the latest headlines.
Social media activity around ETH: Moderate. This shows how much attention traders give the coin, not which way they expect the price to go. High activity often brings larger swings, low activity usually means a quiet, range-bound market.
Position bias of traders on our platform: Sell. Share of traders: 100.0%. When most traders lean one way, a reversal becomes more likely, and many treat an extreme reading as a contrarian signal.
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There are several ways to gain exposure to Ethereum, each with its own costs and risks. Availability of some options depends on your country.
The most direct way to buy ETH: open an account on a crypto exchange, verify your identity, fund it and place an order. You can buy a fraction of a coin, so you do not need thousands of dollars to start. If you want full control, move your ETH to your own wallet, and if you want to earn rewards you can stake it. Downsides: you are responsible for account and key security, and fees, platforms and payment methods differ by country.
A spot Ethereum ETF is a fund that holds real ETH and sells shares that track its price. You buy those shares in an ordinary brokerage account, the same way as a stock, with no wallet, no private keys and no exchange account. The difference from owning the coin: you hold fund shares, not ETH itself, so you cannot send it, spend it or use it in decentralized apps. Downsides: management fees, trading only during exchange hours. Spot Ethereum ETFs are listed in the US, and availability elsewhere depends on local regulation.
Exchange-traded contracts on the future price of ETH, usually traded with leverage. They suit experienced traders who can manage margin and contract expiration. Leverage increases both potential profit and potential loss.
Contracts for difference let you trade ETH price moves without owning the coin and without futures expiration. This is the most flexible instrument for active trading: long and short positions, leverage, and no wallet or exchange account needed.
Open an ETH CFD position in the Investizo trading terminal.
Data sources: CoinMarketCap, Alternative.me — Crypto Fear & Greed Index (the index covers the whole crypto market, not a single coin), FRED®. This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
The trade levels, signals and forecasts in this article are calculated automatically from technical indicators and price history. They are not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Past performance and forecasts do not guarantee future results. Risk Warning: CFDs are complex financial products traded on margin. Trading CFDs is risky and may not be suitable for all investors. Ensure you understand the risks involved as you may lose all your invested capital.
ETH is trading at 2,131.51 as of November 10, 2026. The price is set on the global crypto market, trades around the clock and moves with network activity, ETF flows, interest rates and the wider market mood.
Ethereum's all-time high is $4,955.75, reached on 24/08/2025. Distance of the current price from that peak: -56.6%.
Very short-term moves depend on market sentiment, news and key price levels more than on long-term fundamentals. The overall technical signal is Strong Sell, the nearest support is $2,050.77 and the nearest resistance is $2,221.32. Our model's range for November runs from $2,109.13 to $2,821.34. These readings refresh regularly, so check them before you trade.
It depends on network usage, ETF demand, interest rates, the dollar and the wider crypto market. Our Ethereum price prediction puts the 5-year range between $992.23 and $11,787.24. Pullbacks are a normal part of Ethereum's history, and the bull and bear scenarios above show what has to happen for each outcome.
Ethereum usually falls for market-wide reasons: higher interest rates, a stronger dollar, outflows from spot ETFs or a wave of forced liquidations of leveraged positions. ETH also tends to follow Bitcoin and fall harder in a sell-off. Regulatory news and rising competition from other networks can add pressure. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index currently reads 29: Fear, and the news sentiment reading, currently Bullish, shows whether the news background is behind the move.
Ethereum offers exposure to the largest smart contract network, with deep liquidity and real use in finance, but it is also volatile and can move sharply in either direction. Whether it suits you, or whether now is the right time to buy, depends on your goals, horizon and tolerance for volatility. Most investors treat it as one part of a diversified portfolio. This is general information, not investment advice.
Our Ethereum price prediction for 2030 puts the range between $2,017.63 and $6,668.96. These are estimated figures. The actual price will depend on network growth, institutional demand, interest rates and regulation.
Our model puts ETH between $1,586.01 and $4,318.38 in 2027, with an average of $2,726.84.
In our model, the ETH price by 2050 ranges from $548.02 to $199,415.64. The all-time high so far is $4,955.75. Long-term figures are scenarios, not targets, and the range widens the further out you look.
They do different jobs. Bitcoin is mainly a scarce store of value with a fixed supply of 21 million coins. Ethereum is a programmable network where apps, stablecoins and tokenized assets run, and its ETH supply has no hard cap. ETH usually swings harder than BTC, both up and down, so it carries more risk and, in strong markets, more upside. Many investors hold both.
Right now 122,203,847 ETH are in circulation. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum has no maximum supply. New ETH is issued as rewards to validators, and a part of every transaction fee is burned, so the total supply can grow or shrink depending on how busy the network is.
Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain that runs smart contracts: programs that execute automatically when conditions are met. Developers build apps on it for lending, trading, payments and digital ownership, with no central company in control. The network's coin, ether (ETH), pays transaction fees and rewards validators.
You can buy ETH on a crypto exchange, invest through a spot Ethereum ETF in a brokerage account, or trade ETH price moves with CFDs on the Investizo platform without owning the coin. Each option has its own costs and risks, described above.
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