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On Saturday, Ethereum (ETH) decreased by 0.80%. ETH lost 0.43% on Friday and finished the day at $1,850. ETH missed the $1,900 mark for a second session in a row.

The price of ETH increased to an early high of $1,881 after a mixed day's start. ETH declined to a late low of $1,848 after failing to pass through the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $1,885. ETH returned $1,857 before easing back, preventing a drop through the First Major Support Level (S1) at $1,844.

Fed Fear and Pre-Shapella Upgrade Weigh on ETH Staking Inflows On Saturday, ETH staking inflows increased slightly. Despite being stronger than on Friday, stake inflows were still well below previous highs. However, the year-to-date trend that the weekend levels are a part of limits the effect of the number on ETH price movement.

Staking inflows increased from 12,000 ETH on Friday to 13,120 on Saturday, according to CryptoQuant. Despite the Easter weekend, inflows remained over 10,000.

As the Shapella upgrade date nears, more people will be interested in learning more about ETH staking inflows and total value staked figures. The Shapella improvement will take place around April 12 or around epoch 194,048. (Wed).

The overall value stake resumed its upward trajectory despite another gloomy session.

Investors were apprehensive despite the more positive ETH staking statistics due to the potential impact of the US Jobs Report on Fed monetary policy. A 25-basis point Fed interest rate rise in May became more likely with a drop in the US unemployment rate to 3.5%.

The likelihood of a 25-basis point Fed interest rate rise in May increased from 49.2% on Friday to 71.2% on Saturday, according to the CEM FedWatch Tool.

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