Ethereum price hovered at $1,898 on Saturday after falling below $1,900 during a broader crypto selloff.
Ether fell 1.96% over 24 hours as the total crypto market value declined 2.36% to $2.26 trillion. Kalshi traders projected a November low of $1,760 as investors weighed fresh inflation data and mounting liquidations.
Kalshi Traders Predict Ethereum Could Drop to $1,760 in November
Kalshi’s forecast fell in several sharp steps, with the chart showing an overall decline of $351. The estimate was $143.30, or about 7.5%, below Ether’s Saturday price, with just over two weeks left this month.
A newly funded wallet received roughly $2 million in Ether from Gate through four withdrawals over an hour. The latest transfer was worth about $698,000, just over a third of the total.
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Bitmine Immersion Technologies faced more than $8.6 billion in estimated unrealized losses on its Ether holdings. The estimate put the value of the company’s Ether treasury 43.11% below its purchase cost.
Ethereum Price Dips Below $1,900 as Rate Fears and Liquidations Mount
Recent inflation readings raised expectations that the Federal Reserve could keep rates elevated or tighten policy further. A stronger dollar added pressure on cryptocurrencies and other assets sensitive to changes in interest rates.
Bitcoin traded near $67,331 during a selloff that also took it below $67,000. It remained under the $68,500 to $69,000 support zone, with the next potential floor near $65,000.
Exchanges liquidated $240 million in crypto positions during a 20-minute stretch of the selloff. Over 24 hours, forced closures affected 126,493 traders and amounted to $672.39 million.
The 20-minute figure equaled more than a third of the daily total. Binance recorded the largest individual liquidation, a $17.81 million order involving Ether.
Traders will look to the Fed’s December 8 and 9 policy meeting for clues about borrowing costs.
ETH ETF Inflows Reach $2.36M as Bitcoin Funds Extend Outflow Streak
SoSoValue data showed U.S. spot Ether ETFs drew $2.36 million in net inflows on November 13. Fidelity’s FETH took in $11.64 million, while $9.28 million left Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust ETF.
The funds posted a combined $398.9 million in net withdrawals over the previous five sessions. Friday’s inflow amounted to less than 1% of that five-session outflow.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $185 million in net outflows that day, their seventh consecutive session of withdrawals. BlackRock’s IBIT saw the largest outflow at $144 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC at $41.92 million.
Ethereum Price Analysis: RSI and MACD Tests Bearish
On the four-hour chart, Ether price traded at a low after touching $1,898.57 in the latest candle. The rebound still left Ether inside a descending price channel. It also remained below its seven-day and 30-day moving averages.
The relative strength index stood at 29.84, just below the conventional oversold threshold of 30. The MACD line remained below its signal line at −57.98 and −53.67, respectively. The histogram narrowed to −4.31, showing that bearish momentum eased slightly over the latest candles.
A four-hour close below $1,900 would leave $1,800 as the next support, as per the Detailed ETH price analysis. Kalshi’s projected November low of $1,760 sits $40 below $1,800. A move above the channel’s upper boundary would bring resistance near $2,000 back into view.