HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Ethereum traded at $2,483.02, down 1.85% over 24 hours, in a CoinGecko aggregate captured approximately 09:57 UTC on 13 September 2026.

Ethereum facts preserved from publication

  • Latest aggregate price: $2,483.02
  • 24-hour change: down 1.85%
  • Snapshot time: approximately 09:57 UTC on 13 September 2026
  • Coinbase cross-check: $2,483.99 at approximately 09:59 UTC

What this dated Ethereum record means

This Ethereum snapshot measured a continuously traded asset. Different exchanges can show small price gaps, while the start of the 24-hour comparison advances minute by minute. Historical market coverage should show what was known then. This Ethereum reconstruction adds explanation and sourcing while leaving the original headline and publication date intact.

Why the observation mattered

Ethereum is widely followed in digital-asset markets, but a short-term price move is not evidence of future performance and is not a recommendation. The archived Ethereum reading remains useful only with its limitations visible. Replacing it silently with today’s quote would erase the factual record and misstate the article’s age.

What readers were watching

The $2,500 level, the ETH-BTC relationship, network fees and activity, staking conditions, venue liquidity and wider digital-asset risk appetite. The permanent Ethereum URL now functions as a sourced archive entry, not a live ticker. Current information belongs in the newest independently timestamped report.

Ethereum timeline placement

The preceding Ethereum entry was Ethereum rises 0.29% to $2,521.66 over 24 hours. The following Ethereum entry was Ethereum near $2,503.73 after a 0.63% 24-hour decline.

Sources and reconstruction method

For Ethereum, CapKet separated source fields from added explanation. The date anchor is 2026-09-13T09:57:40Z, and the permanent page remains a historical news item rather than a price service.

Historical-data and risk note: A later Ethereum value can differ immediately. Readers should consult a regulated intermediary or the relevant exchange for executable and official information.