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Ether Slips Below $4,000 as Fusaka Clears Final Test and Enters 30-Day Countdown

A 30-day safety window now follows the Hoodi dress rehearsal, keeping the earliest mainnet activation on or after Nov. 28.

Overview

  • ETH pulled back from a $4,252 high, dropped under the 100-hour simple moving average, and broke an hourly bullish trend line near $4,100.
  • Short‑term indicators weakened, with the hourly MACD deepening in the bearish zone and the RSI falling below 50.
  • Traders identify $3,920 as critical support, with clean breaks risking moves toward $3,880, $3,840, and $3,780.
  • Fusaka completed its third and final test on Hoodi on Oct. 28 after Holesky and Sepolia, introducing PeerDAS to cut validator bandwidth and layer‑2 costs.
  • Core teams point to a mainnet window at least 30 days after the final test, with Dec. 3 discussed by developers as a potential target, while spot ETH ETFs logged about $246 million in net inflows on Oct. 28.