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Ethereum Price Prediction: Can ETH Hold $2,400 After the Fed's First Hike in Three Years?

U.S. spot ETH ETFs saw a $224.11 million outflow as staking and low exchange reserves kept supply tight.

  • On September 16, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter point to 4.00%, while Ethereum traded near $2,223, remaining below the $2,400 level for two months.
  • Despite rising Treasury yields reaching 5.00% on September 15 and a VIX that climbed more than 20% above its level a month earlier, Ethereum has repeatedly defended the $2,405 level throughout September.
  • Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a single-day outflow of $144 million on September 18, yet over 42 million ETH remain staked, representing roughly 35% of circulating supply and tightening available selling pressure.
  • Below the current price, traders are monitoring $2,404, $2,387, and $2,356 as main support levels, with little technical footing until the summer base near $1,900 if those levels fail to hold.
  • To reach the $5,000 milestone, ETH must overcome resistance around $2,428 and $2,519, with the next hurdle at $4,165, representing its price from one year ago.
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Blockonomi broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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