Ethereum price prediction: $1,683.86–$1,772.16 range in focus as ETH falls 3.78%

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Ethereum slides 3.78% to $1,728 today

Highlights

Spot Ethereum ETFs reversed recent outflows with $32 million in net inflows, signaling renewed investor interest and improved short-term liquidity.
BitMine accumulated 76,881 ETH ($136 million), tightening tradable supply as the Glamsterdam upgrade advances despite continued market pressure.
ETH/USD trades below key averages amid strong bearish signals, with a 71% probability of further downside and a short-term range between $1,683.86 and $1,772.16.

Renewed ETF inflows and institutional buying drive modest liquidity shift

Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows of approximately $32 million during the week of June 16 after a sustained period of outflows, according to SoSoValue. This return of positive fund flows points to renewed interest among ETF investors and may offer some improvement to short-term liquidity conditions. BitMine's recent purchase of $136 million in Ethereum, adding 76,881 ETH to its treasury, contributes additional institutional accumulation and constrains readily tradable supply. The ongoing final-stage development of Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade serves as further technical background, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.

Persistent bearish signals as price tests major technical floors

On the technical front, ETH is trading below the MA-20 at $1,754.73 and MA-50 at $1,775.19 on the hourly chart, and remains well beneath the MA-200 at $2,390.49 on the daily timeframe. The Ichimoku Kijun is positioned at $1,762.67, presenting immediate resistance. Intraday momentum signals remain largely negative: MACD points to a Sell, RSI, Stoch RSI, CCI, and BBP all indicate oversold or strong selling conditions, while ADX and AO are neutral. The current session has seen moderate volatility, with no notable divergence among major oscillators, and the price hovering near intraday lows.

Downside bias prevails amid range-bound trading outlook

Over the next two to three sessions, ETH/USD is likely to fluctuate within the $1,683.86 to $1,772.16 band, reflecting typical volatility relative to current levels. The probability of further downside stands at 71%, with a 29% chance of upward movement, which makes a recovery less likely in the short term. A baseline scenario anticipates continued range-bound trading, while a sustained break above immediate resistance could trigger a bullish setup. Conversely, breaching support at the lower band may lead to further losses.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, analyst at Traders Union, sees constructive signs for Ethereum from improving fund flows and institutional accumulation. He notes that spot ETF inflows and large-scale buying by BitMine reflect strengthening sentiment, even with price action under pressure. Technical indicators and volatility suggest risks remain, but the strong background of ongoing development adds support. In his view, further downside is possible but a recovery becomes more likely if demand persists. "With renewed institutional interest and positive ETF flows, I see the groundwork being laid for an eventual rebound if sentiment continues to recover."

Previously it was reported that Ethereum was experiencing persistent bearish momentum despite increased institutional accumulation and ongoing network developments. The latest evidence of renewed ETF inflows and a major corporate treasury purchase adds further institutional support, but with technical conditions still negative, traders should closely monitor the $1,772 resistance as a potential inflection point for a shift in price direction.

Source of Data: ETH Price Analysis by TU

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