Ethereum (ETH) has risen nearly 6% recently, approaching a key resistance level at $1,800 that will likely determine its short-term trend. Despite increased buying pressure and positive inflows into Ethereum ETFs after a period of outflows, on-chain data such as declining decentralized exchange volumes and stablecoin market cap suggest bearish conditions persist. A decisive break above $1,800 could push ETH towards $2,400, but failure to hold this level may lead to a drop to $1,400. Overall, thin trading volumes and lack of a clear catalyst mean the market remains cautious about a sustained recovery in ETH's price.
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