ETF demand for Ethereum stayed firm even as the token struggled to regain momentum in the spot market. ETH has been hovering just below the $2,325 support area, which has become a key line for the near-term outlook. Buyers continue to defend the level, while resistance near $2,500 has capped bounce attempts, leaving the outlook broadly neutral. Analysts focused on ETF flows say the next 72 hours could be decisive. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs posted net inflows of $53 million on April 14, 2026, according to Coinglass, with no products reporting outflows. Fidelity's FETH led with $38.06 million, followed by BlackRock's ETHA at $10.49 million, Grayscale's Mini ETH at $3.29 million, and BlackRock's staking product ETHB at $1.19 million. With every fund in the group taking in capital, the data points to unusually broad institutional alignment. Even so, ETH's price action has lagged, highlighting a gap between fund inflows and spot-market follow-through. Technically, ETH is consolidating around support that has absorbed multiple tests and now separates a routine pullback from a more structural breakdown. The $2,500 ceiling remains intact, tightening the trading range. A potential bearish flag on the mid-term chart keeps downside risks in view, and a sweep below $2,325 could trigger stop orders before any durable rebound takes hold. On shorter timeframes, a cup-and-handle pattern is also visible, typically viewed as a continuation setup. If support holds on a closing basis, analysts see scope for a move toward $2,400–$2,500. Bulls would look for a breakout that puts $2,500 back in play over the next 2–3 weeks, with sustained ETF inflows providing incremental buying as authorized participants accumulate underlying ETH. A prolonged range between $2,200 and $2,400 remains possible while markets wait for a macro catalyst. A decisive close below $2,200 would shift attention to $2,000–$2,100, which some analysts frame as painful in the near term but potentially attractive for longer-term accumulators. Spot volume remains the missing piece. Without a clear pickup in trading activity to validate the ETF-driven demand narrative, ETH could continue to drift before a directional break. The newsletter also flagged growing interest in presale-stage tokens among traders looking for larger upside than a move back to $2,500 would offer from current levels. One project highlighted is Maxi Doge ($MAXI), an ERC-20 meme token marketed around an aggressive trading culture. The project says it has raised more than $4.7 million, with tokens priced at $0.0002813 and a 66% staking APY advertised for holders, alongside holder-only trading competitions with leaderboard rewards. It also cites a "Maxi Fund" treasury intended to support liquidity and partnership development. With the presale nearing $5 million, the window for early accumulation is narrowing. The post Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Records 4 Consecutive Days of ETF Inflows Despite Rejection – Analyst Calls for $2,900 appeared first on Cryptonews.