On June 13, 2028, Ethereum's market showed a downward trend. Due to Israel's airstrikes on Iran, tensions in the Middle East have escalated, spreading panic in the cryptocurrency market, leading to a significant drop in Ethereum's price. As of 11 AM on that day, Ethereum had fallen over 10%.

From recent performance, Ethereum rebounded about 45% in late May, outperforming Bitcoin and DeFi peers, laying a good foundation for June's market. On the technical side, ETH's resistance levels are at $2825 and $3013. If the daily closing price breaks through $3013, it may trigger a rebound towards $4000; if it faces resistance, it may retreat to $2000.

Fundamentally, Ethereum's staking ecosystem is robust, with over 27% of eligible ETH staked, and the staking annual yield is around 3%-4%, which reduces the supply of ETH on exchanges and increases scarcity. Moreover, Ethereum carries the majority of DeFi value and NFTs, and is improving its core protocol through upgrades, with strong fundamentals and ecosystem. On the financial side, by May 2025, the cumulative inflow of ETH ETFs reached a record $564 million, continuing into June, providing some support for the price.

However, Ethereum also faces some risk factors, such as market sentiment being heavily influenced by geopolitical factors. The current upward trend may be structurally difficult to sustain, and investors should be prepared for potential downward volatility in the short term.