Ethereum remains stable as the market looks for clear indications. Investors are cautious with the delays in ETFs and lateral price action, and future change is set to be driven mainly by key support areas and regulatory releases.
Currently, Ethereum is trading at $4,361. Its 24-hour volume is $38.00 billion, and the market cap is $528.96 billion. Within the past 24 hours, the price of ETH increased 1.85%, a reflection of cautious optimism as investors are closely watching market reports.

Crypto analyst Crypto News Hunters pointed out that the SEC delayed staking for BlackRock’s Spot Ethereum ETF, consequently sparking some doubt in short-term price momentum. The market had high hopes that the ETF would act as a growth stimulant, yet the delay has caused Ethereum to consolidate rather than surge.
Crypto analyst Ted also noted that Ethereum was moving sideways over the past couple of weeks, implying a period of consolidation where buyers and sellers were looking for a clear direction. Even though recently released Producer Price Index (PPI) data was positive, ETH hasn’t entered a strongly bullish phase, suggesting the market is taking a cautious approach.
Right now, investors are watching two key price areas. A breakthrough above $4,500 could confirm renewed buying interest and initiate an upward trend, while a drop below $4,250 could trigger additional distribution.

As long as ETH continues to trade within these levels consistently, exchanges and market makers are expected to keep liquidating both short and long positions, maintaining the price in a tight range.
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Relative Strength Index (RSI) for ETH stands at 52.11, slightly above the neutral 50 level, suggesting a neutral market. The RSI line stands slightly below the 52.26 signaling level, indicative of a moderate loss in upward momentum. Support remains at 50.01, keeping ETH in a neutral range. A dip below 50 may provoke additional selling.

MACD is charting a defensive path, with the MACD line standing at 36.52, significantly below the signal line of 82.97. The histogram continues to bear a negative slope at -46.44, hinting at continued bear momentum. But the downtrend is narrowing, signaling seller exhaustion. A rebound might happen in the event of buyers seeking a crossover.
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