ETH to Target $1,900 on Surge in Staking Inflows and Debt Ceiling News
This morning, ETH was in motion thanks to a surge of staking inflows that provided early support. Positive progress was also made in preventing a US default.

On Friday, Ethereum (ETH) increased by 1.22%. Thursday saw ETH climb 0.33% and close the day at $1,828. ETH missed the $1,850 mark for the second straight session despite the positive day.
ETH saw a negative start to the day, dropping to a low of $1,797 in the early hours before moving. ETH climbed over the First Major Support Level (S1) at $1,771 and reached a high of $1,839 in the early afternoon. Before relaxing back to conclude the day at $1,828 ETH briefly broke over the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $1,830.
Support was provided by Staking Inflows and US Debt Ceiling News.
Staking inflows increased from 58,624 ETH on Thursday to 161,248 ETH on Friday, according to CryptoQuant, supporting the positive day.
Due to the surge in new stakes and the positive Friday session, the total amount staked increased.The withdrawal profile also showed strength. Principal withdrawals dropped overnight to usual levels. However, predictions for withdrawals during the morning session were negative, with a sharp increase in main ETH withdrawals anticipated.
The net ETH staking balance decreased to 58,560 ETH, or $105.54 million, on Friday from an excess of 80,270 ETH on Thursday. There were 65,550 ETH in total deposits and 6,990 ETH in withdrawals.
TokenUnlocks reports that the entire amount of pending withdrawals was 42,440 ETH, or around $77.80 million. Notably, the staking APR increased 0.23% during the last 24 hours to 8.61%.
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