Ethereum's price fell 2.6% to around $2,446 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with an 80% chance of a 25-basis-point hike. Despite the price drop, about 140,000 ETH ($350 million) was withdrawn from exchanges in 96 hours, reducing selling supply and potentially supporting the price. Institutional demand is rising, with $121 million inflows into Ethereum ETFs and strong bullish derivatives positioning. However, technical indicators show vulnerability, with a risk of further decline to $2,200 if selling pressure continues.
Ethereum trades at Rp42,564,892 on Pluang, down 5.19% as of Sep 16, 2026 02:51 WIB, showing a steeper decline than the article's 2.6% drop. The market cap stands at Rp5,225.71 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp322.78 trillion. Pluang order activity leans towards selling at 58%, while the typical hold time is 106 days, indicating cautious investor behavior amid ongoing volatility.
Leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant price declines, with Bitcoin falling nearly 4% and Ethereum over 5%. Other major coins like XRP and Solana also saw notable drops, indicating a broad market sell-off. This ...
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Ethereum's price dropped 2.7% to $2,446 on September 15, briefly falling below the key support level of $2,434 before buyers pushed it back up. This decline reflects broader caution in the crypto market ahead of a crucial US Senate vote on the CLARIT...
Ethereum's supply on exchanges has fallen sharply by 73% since June 2020, now down to 6.06 million ETH. This decline means more ETH is held in staking, ETFs, corporate treasuries, and long-term custody, reducing the liquid supply available for tradin...
