Ethereum price hovered near $2,510 on September 14, gaining about 1.4% but failing to surpass the key $2,550 resistance level due to weak buying momentum and expectations of tighter US monetary policy. Technical indicators like the 4-hour ADX and Chaikin Money Flow suggest a lack of strong trend and buying pressure, keeping ETH range-bound between $2,465 and $2,550 since its August rally. Upcoming US Federal Reserve decisions and Senate votes on crypto legislation could influence Ethereum's next price move, with a confirmed close above $2,550 needed to target higher levels around $2,700 to $2,800. Conversely, a drop below $2,429 could signal a deeper correction. Despite macroeconomic pressures, Ethereum's ability to hold above $2,500 shows resilience among traders.
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