Will Ethereum be at or above $2,480 on Sep 1?
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Entry · NO54¢
PublishedSep 1
Sep 1 forecast
Repeated failures above $2,500 leave Ethereum vulnerable near the cutoff, so a $2,480-or-higher price at 5 p.m. EDT is a meaningful underdog.
Ethereum is only 0.26% below $2,480, and an August 31 reference reading finished above the threshold, so a modest rally could still produce a YES. However, repeated failures to hold above $2,500, recent profit-taking and vulnerability to sharp moves make a $2,480-or-higher settlement a meaningful underdog.
Points to NO
- Ethereum begins the final day slightly below the required level, leaving little time to establish a durable cushion.On September 1, the settlement-basis price was $2,473.48, 0.26% below the $2,479.99 floor strike with less than a day remaining.
- Repeated failures near $2,500 show that sellers have resisted advances just above the threshold.On August 31, Ethereum was hovering near $2,455 after another failed attempt to remain above $2,500.
- The recent rally has already triggered profit-taking and leveraged liquidations around nearby resistance.On August 31, repeated failures between $2,500 and $2,550 were assessed as prompting profit-taking, while resistance near $2,500 caused long liquidations.
Points to YES
- Ethereum has recently traded above the threshold, demonstrating that the remaining gap is readily traversable.The CME CF Ether-Dollar Reference Rate New York Variant was $2,482.97 at 4 p.m. New York time on August 31.
- Recent institutional inflows provide underlying demand that could support a late rebound.U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded ten consecutive net-inflow sessions through August 28, totaling roughly $1.52 billion.
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