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Ethereum slips as ETF inflows fail to push past $1,900
ETH lost nearly 3% in 24 hours after repeated rejections near $1,900, while ETF weekly inflows totaled $244 million, the biggest since April 2026.
Ethereum (ETH) fell nearly 3% over the past 24 hours after failing to break above $1,900 despite multiple attempts in recent days, according to Yahoo Finance. The broader crypto market was described as muted as traders look for policy clarity in the United States, with attention focused on the Clarity Act.
Yahoo Finance said net inflows to exchange traded funds (ETFs) surged to $244 million last week, the largest weekly print since April 2026. The decline on the day of this update, however, suggests selling pressure remains strong around the $1,900 level.
The outlet also pointed to weakening activity in ETH markets, citing Santiment data that the 7 day moving average for trading volumes dropped to its lowest level since November 2023, when ETH traded around $2,200. It said volumes are now in a strong downtrend, not an uptrend, which the article frames as a sign market participants have shifted toward other tech themes.
On the policy side, Yahoo Finance referenced Polymarket odds that the Clarity Act will pass, stating the probability recovered to 26% from a recent low of 14%. The article added that it sees ETH potentially moving toward the lower bound of a consolidation range that has been in place since the token broke above $1,800, with a bullish flag pattern appearing on the daily chart.
Latest closeEthereum $1,884.57 ▲0.7%