ETHE is trading at $19.62 (-3.09%) after the 162,000 August payroll gain exceeded expectations, reducing near-term Fed-cut hopes and pressuring crypto risk appetite.
- Ethereum fell 2.38% in the supplied market context, weighing directly on ETHEβs underlying exposure.
- Broader equities traded lower as Treasury yields rose and investors reassessed monetary-policy risk.
- The decline followed ETHEβs 5.09% gain on September 3, suggesting profit-taking amplified the macro-driven reversal.