The spike, which began mid-July, has been strongest in the UAE, followed by New Zealand, India, Australia, and the United States.
While search activity doesn’t guarantee buying pressure, such attention often precedes volatile price action. ETH has gained 27% over the past week, now trading around $4,618 after rallying past $4,600.
Analysts point to a breakout from a four-year inverse Head and Shoulders pattern, which could signal a move toward $22,000 if the bullish setup holds.
Institutional flows are also adding fuel. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $523.9 million in net inflows on August 12, led by BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH, following a $1.02 billion surge the day before.
If inflows remain strong and $4,500 holds as support, Ethereum could be positioned to challenge the $5,000 mark in the near term.
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