<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ethereum whales in the 1,000–10,000 wallet cohort acquired over $2.5 billion worth of ETH on Sunday, adding 818,410 ETH.</li><li>Wallets in this cohort now control over 16 million ETH, indicating a sharp increase in holdings since 2018.</li><li>Ethereum-focused funds attracted $583 million in inflows in the past week, totaling $2.28 billion for the year.</li><li>Despite a 90% rally in two months, Ethereum's price consolidates in the $2,150–$3,600 range.</li><li>Current ETH price patterns are reminiscent of the 2016–2017 sideways movement before a breakout to $1,500 during the ICO boom.</li><li>ETH is currently trading at $2,643 with key support levels at the 50-week and 200-week EMAs.</li><li>Analysts suggest $4,000 as a short-term target for Ethereum, with a long-term outlook projecting $10,000.</li><li>The comparison to Ethereum's 2017 performance highlights potential breakout cycles driven by ETFs, staking yields, and tokenization projects.</li></ul>

Ethereum whales buy $2.5 billion in ETH as price targets $4,000 breakout

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