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Ethereum could trade as high as $6,100 before the end of 2026, according to a forecast published by Coinpedia on November 13, 2026. The same analysis projects a 2030 high of $71,594.69, though it frames those targets against a market that has spent much of this year sliding.
The report, written by Coinpedia analyst Yash Jain and reviewed by Sohrab Khawas, argues that Ethereum’s technical structure has broken down even as its institutional use has grown. ETH has traded under a long-running ascending trendline since 2020, and the piece says two breaches — one in May and a second this month — have invalidated that setup. Bears have held control since September 2025, the report says.
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Key facts
- Coinpedia puts the 2026 high at $6,100, with an earlier line in the same story citing $6,200.
- Its long-range table lists 2027 at $7,071.08–$21,213.24, 2028 at $10,606.62–$31,819.86, 2029 at $15,909.93–$47,729.79 and 2030 at $23,864.90–$71,594.69.
- Key supports are named at $1,800, $1,600 and $1,300.
- The report cites $18.6 billion in tokenized real-world assets on Ethereum since January 2025, 105 active Layer 2 networks with $31.1 billion in TVL, and a 58.4% stablecoin share worth roughly $172 billion.
- Comparisons from Changelly, CoinCodex and WalletInvestor range from $5,800 to $6,300 for 2026 and $21,500 to $28,200 for 2030.
Institutions kept building while the chart fell
The forecast’s bullish case rests less on the chart than on a list of corporate moves from the past several months. On November 4, exchange Bullish named Ethereum a core network partner for issuer-sponsored equity tokenization, alongside Solana and Aptos. Revolut launched its euro stablecoin EURR on Ethereum on August 26 for its 80 million customers. Securitize and Neuberger Berman brought the HINC fund on-chain on August 18, drawing on Neuberger’s $230 billion fixed-income platform. Morgan Stanley Investment Management listed the Morgan Stanley Ethereum Trust on NYSE Arca on July 28 with a 0.14% expense ratio, and SBI Holdings issued Japan’s first trust-based yen stablecoin, JPYSC, in live production on July 17.
The developer side moved too: Vitalik Buterin published a “Lean Ethereum” post on July 4 describing a three-to-four-year rebuild of core layers, and the Ethereum Foundation cut 54 positions, about 20% of staff, on June 23. A non-profit called Ethereum Institutional launched July 1 with backing from Joseph Lubin, BitMine and SharpLink.
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Who is selling, and what would turn it
On-chain supply data in the report shows small holders acting as exit liquidity while the 10,000–100,000 ETH cohort keeps distributing. Mid-tier whales accumulated in late August, but mega-whales holding 1,000,000–10,000,000 ETH sold into that rebound and are described as capping the upside. The report says a reversal to buying by that top tier would remove the main obstacle to a rally.
For a turnaround, the piece points to demand forming near $1,800, followed by a reclaim of $2,000 that could open a retest of $2,390. A close below $1,300 would put the multi-year trend at risk.
These are projections, not guarantees. This is not financial advice, and crypto markets are volatile and can move sharply against any forecast.
Why it matters
Ethereum remains the settlement layer most large tokenization and stablecoin projects pick first, so its price behavior feeds into how fund issuers, exchanges and banks value on-chain products. The gap between strong usage metrics and a weak chart is the central tension the report describes.
What to watch
Watch whether ETH holds the $1,800 support and can reclaim $2,000, and whether the largest whale cohort stops selling into rallies. Both are the conditions Coinpedia sets for its higher targets.
Source: Coinpedia
