ETH traders are eyeing Monday with cautious optimism - charts lean bullish, but it’s not a straight shot up.
Weekend price action stayed calm, and ETF inflows have been steady - two things that often set the stage for a green open.
Why the bias is upward:
ETH held the $4,100–$4,150 zone over the weekend - holding that base keeps the door open for $4,200+.
BTC is still flexing strength, and ETH rarely stays far behind.
ETF money hasn’t slowed much — when funds “catch up” to spot prices, we usually see a pop.
Possible Monday playbook:
Bullish path: Hold $4.1K → break $4.2K → move toward $4,350–$4,500.
Bearish path: ETF outflows early Monday → drop under $4,050 → test $3,950–$3,900.
What pros are saying:
Pentoshi - weekend consolidation looks like fuel for a Monday squeeze.
Ted Pillows - calls it the “most bullish structure” yet with big buyers from ETFs, institutions, and even government funds.
Merlijn (Cointelegraph) - sees a $4,200 break as the trigger for a 2021-style rally.
BeInCrypto - notes that long-term holders are keeping price stable despite big ETF outflows in past weeks.
What I’ll watch first thing Monday:
ETF inflows/outflows at the open.
Bottom line:
If the $4,100 floor holds and inflows keep coming, ETH has a solid shot at starting the week strong. But in crypto, one headline can flip the script in an hour.
