Every ethereum price prediction this fall comes down to one question: when does the big money come back? This week, it did. Large whale orders showed up near $2,400 for the first time since m
Every ethereum price prediction this fall comes down to one question: when does the big money come back? This week, it did. Large whale orders showed up near $2,400 for the first time since mid August, according to CryptoQuant data.
That matters, because ETH still trades 50.73% under its $4,953.73 peak, per CoinMarketCap. And ETH's own history shows who wins these turns. Its first buyers paid about $0.31 in 2014, long before any whale showed up.
Some buyers are using that lesson right now. While whales were bidding ETH at $2,400, Pepeto's presale kept filling and passed $11.1 million, all of it placed before any exchange has listed the token. That's the same spot ETH's earliest buyers were standing in.
The latest ethereum price prediction news is a clear buyer signal. Large whale orders are back near $2,400, the first since mid August, AMBCrypto reported on Wednesday, October 21, citing CryptoQuant. ETH climbed 1.5% to about $2,433 on the move.
Crypto Potato saw the same buyers at work on October 20. ETH dipped to $2,380, and within hours it was back at $2,460. Big money clearly wants ETH at this price.
But whale orders only show where the money goes. They don't show whether a token is safe to buy, and that's exactly where small buyers lose money.
Pepeto fills that gap. It's a meme coin in presale, started by the cofounder behind the original Pepe coin, with a former Binance expert on the build team. Its security scanner turns hours of reading code into a single scan.
Paste in any token, and the scanner runs 42 checks on its code. It looks for mint switches, pause and blacklist functions, taxes the owner can change, and hidden owners. It also shows who holds the token and whether the trading pool is locked.
Then it tests a real buy and sell on a copy of the chain and gives a score from 0 to 100. In one example, a token scored 6 and its test sale failed. That was a honeypot, a coin anyone can buy but nobody can sell, caught before a single dollar went in.
Now put that next to ETH's outlook. A move from $2,441 to $2,700 is about 11%. That's a fine month for a $298 billion coin, but it's only $11 on a $100 buy.
Pepeto plays a different game. Its scanner is already live, no exchange has priced the token yet, and a Binance listing is approaching. Analysts project 1000x after listing. At the current stage price of $0.00000019, $100 buys about 526 million tokens, and at 1000x those tokens are worth about $100,000.
That's the gap between a big coin and an early one. Each new stage costs more, so the first dollars in collect the most tokens, and right now this stage still counts as first.
ETH can reach $2,700 this month if it breaks $2,500 and then $2,575, based on levels Itai Smidt set at TradingNews on October 20. ETH trades at $2,441.05 today, up 1.78% in a day.
Today, the ceiling sits near $2,446 and the floor at $2,375. This week, $2,500 is the line to beat, with the 100 day EMA near $2,351 holding the base. Above $2,500, Smidt's next mark is $2,575, about 5.7% higher.
Shayan at Crypto Potato sees ETH climbing inside a rising daily channel, with support near $2,340. His bull path runs through $2,500 and $2,580 to a range of $2,670 to $2,730 this month. A daily close below $2,320 would point back to $2,200.
So the chart is healthy, and the ceiling is clear. Even the best case this month adds about 11%.
Whale orders are back near $2,400, and the ethereum price prediction points to $2,700 if buyers hold. That's a solid month for ETH. But no level on that chart offers the kind of jump that changes a small buyer's year.
ETH's own history shows where that jump came from. Its first buyers paid about $0.31 in 2014, per The Block. At $2,441, that's about 7,874x, and it went to people who bought before ETH ever touched an exchange.
Pepeto's buyers are standing in that same spot today, with over $11.1 million already in. The price on the Pepeto official website rises as soon as this stage closes, so that early spot stays open only until then.
Go to the presale and check Pepeto's current stage
Yes, because large whale orders returned near $2,400 for the first time since mid August. The ethereum price prediction now targets $2,700 once ETH clears $2,500.
Yes, ETH is steadier, but that caps it near 11% this month. ETH's 2014 buyers made 7,874x by getting in before listing, the stage the Pepeto official website still offers.
