ETH and a Run at $1,950 in the Hands of the US Debt Ceiling Vote
The withdrawal profile and staking statistics are positive for ETH. The US debt ceiling vote and economic data from China, however, will gauge buyer interest.

On Wednesday, Ethereum (ETH) decreased by 1.42%. ETH finished the day at $1,874, reversing a Tuesday gain of 0.42%. Significantly, ETH increased in May by 0.18%, making the winning run five months long.
ETH increased to a morning high of $1,908 despite the day's rocky start. ETH dropped to a low of $1,848 in the early afternoon, missing the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $1,919 in the process. Before closing the day at $1,874, ETH broke over the First Major Support Level (S1) at $1,883 and temporarily broke through the Second Major Support Level (S2) at $1,864.
Staking Stats are overshadowed by China PMIs and US debt ceiling jitters
Staking inflows jumped from 77,280 ETH on Tuesday to 99,808 ETH on Wednesday, according to CryptoQuant. Despite negative feeling around the debt ceiling decision, which caused ETH to fall in price by mid-week, the increase in staking inflows occurred.
Because of the rise in ETH staking inflows and the net staking balance, the total amount staked increased.Overnight withdrawals had a bullish profile. Principal withholdings were at average levels. The forecasts for withdrawals for the morning session are likewise positive, with principal ETH withdrawals anticipated to stay below average levels.
The net ETH staking balance rose by 22.84% on Wednesday, reaching a surplus of 72,500 ETH, or $137.98 million. There were 85,480 ETH in total deposits and 12,980 ETH in withdrawals.
TokenUnlocks reports that there were 56,270 ETH, or roughly $106.16 million, in pending withdrawals. Notably, the staking APR was 8.77%, remaining constant over the previous day.
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