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On Wednesday, Ethereum (ETH) fell by 8.08%. ETH finished the day at $1,935, reversing a Tuesday gain of 1.40%. ETH dropped below $2,000 for the first time in six sessions, which is significant.

ETH rose to a first-hour high of $2,106 before going back down after a mixed day's start. ETH dropped to a late low of $1,923 after falling short of the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $2,136. The session ended with ETH trading below the Major Support Levels at $1,935.

European statistics and Staking Statistics Send ETH South

Staking inflows decreased from 81,760 ETH on Tuesday to 74,528 ETH on Wednesday, according to CryptoQuant. Staking inflows were high despite the fall, a positive price indicator.

Despite the Wednesday sell-off, total value staked data provided optimistic signs by increasing through Wednesday and this morning.

Investor sentiment was dampened by a change in the actual and projected ETH withdrawal profile.

TokenUnlocks reports that the entire amount of pending withdrawals was 0.829 million ETH, or almost $1.64 billion.

The withdrawal profile was noteworthy for being bearish, with TotalUnlocks showing a strong increase in main withdrawals and anticipating increased principal withdrawals today.

Although the projected withdrawals are unfavorable, increased staking inflows and an increase in total value staked would mitigate their effects. A large decline in inflows accompanied with a rise in main ETH withdrawals, however, would be a negative pricing situation.

The UK and euro area inflation numbers plunged ETH and the larger crypto market far into negative territory despite the ongoing upward trend in total value staked. Buyer interest was affected by worries about more drastic governmental changes to control inflation.

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