According to @rovercrc, ETH is not overheated because perpetual funding rates have not spiked as they did at the 2021 all-time high. According to @rovercrc, the lack of a funding-rate surge implies less aggressive long leverage versus prior peaks, lowering blow-off liquidation risk and providing room for trend continuation if spot demand improves. According to @rovercrc, traders should monitor any acceleration in funding rates as a signal that leverage risk is rising toward 2021-style conditions.

According to @NFT5lut, Ethereum is about to breakout from its all-time high set in 2021, suggesting a momentum shift if resistance is reclaimed and held. Source: @NFT5lut on X, Aug 13, 2025. The 2021 ETH ATH is near 4,867 USD, and traders often look for a daily or weekly close above that level to confirm a breakout and reduce false-signal risk. Source: CoinMarketCap ETH historical data; Investopedia breakout trading. Invalidation would be a swift move back below the prior high after a closing breakout, while sustained holding above could support continuation; risk management commonly places stops just below the reclaimed level. Source: Investopedia breakout and support/resistance guidelines.

According to @rovercrc, ETH perpetual funding rates remain extremely low and are still far from both prior range highs and the 2021 all-time high, indicating leverage is not overheated; source: @rovercrc on X, Aug 13, 2025. Traders often read low positive funding as a sign that long positioning is not yet crowded compared with historical peaks, reducing immediate squeeze risk until funding rises toward prior extremes; source: Binance Academy, Funding Rate explainer.

According to @santimentfeed, ETH is trading at $4,650 as of Aug 13, 2025, versus its prior all-time high of $4,891 set in November 2021 (source: @santimentfeed). This places ETH $241, or roughly 5.2%, below the ATH, defining $4,891 as the immediate threshold required for a new record high (calculation from figures cited by @santimentfeed; price and ATH source: @santimentfeed). The post asks when ETH will break $4,891, highlighting $4,650 and $4,891 as the near-term reference levels traders are monitoring (source: @santimentfeed).

According to @milesdeutscher, ETH has reclaimed $4,000, a multi-year level that adds momentum toward a retest of its 2021 all-time high, source: @milesdeutscher. The 2021 ETH ATH is approximately $4,867, implying roughly 21% upside from $4,000 to reach that mark, source: CoinMarketCap ETH historical price data.