Ethereum prices are traded in red in the daily time frame. At Press, ETH fell 1.92% to $4,441 over the past 24 hours, according to CoinmarketCap data.
According to community analysts at Cryptoquant Maartunn, Ethereum has recently sold a $12 billion sales volume, lowering prices in the last 24 hours.
Now: Ethereum Taker Sale $1.2 billion is a low price pic.twitter.com/fece7oujkw
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Ethereum fell for three consecutive days from its $4,768 high on September 13th, now falling on the fourth day, reaching a low low of $4,425.
The Crypto community is watching mixed trading in its session earlier Tuesday as investors traded cautiously this week ahead of the Federal Reserve rate decision.
Investors are awaiting the results of the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting, which begins Tuesday and ends Wednesday.
Ethereum price forecast
In a recent CNBC interview, Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, an Ethereum-centric microstriteger-style company, predicted that Ethereum could be a beneficiary of the Fed’s interest rate cuts.
The Wu blockchain cited Tom Lee’s predictions for the Nasdaq 100 (Mag 7 + AI sector).
Tom Lee predicts that Bitcoin and Ethereum will “see a sharp gathering in the next three months.”
In another tweet, Lee shared Ethereum price forecasts, indicating that prices could be consolidated in the short term, and that ETH could reach $5,500 by mid-October.
Wall Street giant Citigroup is forecasting Ethereum prices for a base case of $4,300 by the end of the year. This will fall from current prices. Citigroup has targeted Ethereum-price bullish cases at $6,400 and bear cases at $2,200.
