ETH Needs a Spike in Staking Inflows to Support a Run at $1,900
The Sunday session got off to a strong start as ETH joined the larger crypto market in positive territory. Staking inflows must, however, increase again.

On Saturday, Ethereum (ETH) increased by 0.16%. On Friday, ETH gained 1.22% and closed the day at $1,831. ETH missed the $1,850 mark for the third straight session despite the positive day.
ETH reached a morning high of $1,837 thanks to a positive start to the day. ETH declined to a low of $1,813 in the early afternoon after failing to pass the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $1,846.
However, ETH recovered to conclude the day at $1,831 by avoiding the First Major Support Level (S1) at $1,804.
news on the US debt ceiling provided encouragement
Staking inflows decreased from 161,248 ETH on Friday to 70,208 ETH on Saturday, according to CryptoQuant. The sharp fall dampened consumer interest. But comparing to prior weekend levels, inflows were high, minimizing the effect on ETH.
Additionally bearish was the nighttime withdrawal profile. Principal withdrawals suddenly increased to above-average levels over night. However, predictions for withdrawals during the morning session were optimistic, with primary ETH withdrawals anticipated to decline.
The net staking balance increased to 157,700 ETH, or $286.80 million, on Saturday from a surplus of 58,560 ETH on Friday. There were 174,260 ETH in total deposits and 16,560 ETH in withdrawals.
TokenUnlocks reports that there were 23,960 ETH, or around $44.31 million, in pending withdrawals. Notably, the staking APR increased 1.16% during the last 24 hours to 8.71%.
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