The price of Ethereum (ETH) is down 40% from the all-time high it reached in August of this year as the selloff in digital assets accelerates.
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ETH hit a record high of $4,946.05 on Aug. 24 of this year, coming within a whisker of breaking above the $5,000 level for the first time. Since then, it has been all downhill for Ethereum, which is now struggling to remain above $3,000, having fallen 40% in recent months.
Ethereum is now at its lowest level since May of this year, when cryptocurrencies were clawing their way back from the selloff sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff regime. Year-to-date, ETH is down 5%. Its decline has coincided with a 25% selloff in Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
ETF Outflows
The 40% drop in Ethereum’s price also comes amid a steady outflow of capital from exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with individual retail investors moving out of the vehicles that track the spot price of the cryptocurrency. Ethereum ETFs saw outflows of $259.72 million on Nov. 13, the highest daily level in more than a month.
Analysts attribute the slide in crypto prices to investors growing increasingly risk-averse as worries about valuations grip markets. The U.S. government shutdown and lack of economic data out of Washington, D.C. are also causing anxiety among investors, say analysts.
Is ETH a Buy?
Most analysts don’t offer ratings or price targets on Ethereum. So instead, we’ll look at the year-to-date performance of ETH. As one can see in the chart below, the price of Ethereum has fallen 5% in 2025.
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