Ethereum price rebounds as spot ETFs return to inflows
Published on 11/05/2026 at 18:35 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSETF demand offers cautious relief
- US spot Ether ETFs recorded USD 53.02 million in net inflows on November 4, ending a run of withdrawals.
- Ethereum was listed at USD 2,424.43 on the checked Investing.com page, while Equiti reported a 5.91% move to USD 2,423 on November 5.
- ETF buying remained concentrated, and USD 2,500 is identified as a significant technical resistance level.
Ethereum price recovered on November 5 as US spot Ether ETFs returned to positive daily flows and broader crypto sentiment improved after the US midterm elections. Equiti reported that Ether jumped 5.91% to USD 2,423, linking the move in its market commentary to falling oil prices and changing expectations around inflation. The report also noted that the election outcome could increase scrutiny of pending US crypto legislation.
On the checked Investing.com Ethereum page, ETH was listed at USD 2,424.43. The same page showed a 24-hour trading volume of USD 17.06 billion, a market capitalization of USD 295.44 billion, a market ranking of 2 and 122.19 million ETH in circulation. Its displayed 52-week range was USD 1,507.6 to USD 3,657.37.
ETF flows turn positive
US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of USD 53.02 million on November 4, according to figures reported by Coinpaper, citing Farside Investors. The inflow ended seven consecutive trading sessions of withdrawals totaling USD 656.4 million. BlackRock's ETHA attracted USD 32.8 million and Fidelity's FETH added USD 19.2 million, while BlackRock's separate ETHB product recorded an outflow of USD 22.4 million.
The distribution shows why the latest improvement should be treated cautiously. Five of the 11 tracked products recorded inflows, but buying was not broad across all funds. A single positive session therefore does not by itself establish a sustained recovery in ETF demand, particularly after heavy withdrawals during October.
Resistance remains in focus
Coinpaper's November 5 market assessment placed immediate resistance near USD 2,453 and the next barrier around USD 2,497 to USD 2,500. It identified USD 2,390 as near-term support and USD 2,357 as a secondary level. A move above USD 2,500 could improve the short-term recovery setup, while a loss of support would weaken it. These levels are market analysis rather than guaranteed outcomes.
The Ethereum price is consequently being assessed against two competing signals: renewed ETF inflows and a rebound in risk assets on one side, and the still-uneven nature of fund demand on the other. Investors may watch whether further sessions confirm the November 4 reversal. More Ethereum coverage is available on the Ethereum topic page.
