The price of Ethereum stood at $2,675.39 on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 14:42 German time, equivalent to €2,359.14. That is 1.44 percent below the level of 24 hours earlier. What matters over the next few days is not that single figure but the distance above it: the supply zone sits between $2,750 and $2,800, and ETH has bounced off it several times since mid-September. Break that zone, and on the reading of several chart analysts the path towards $3,000 is clear. Fail to break it, and the price returns to support between $2,530 and $2,570.
There is also a date falling due within the next eight days that many investors overlook, because it happens on a test network. On October 6, 2026, Sepolia forks to Glamsterdam. It is the first public rehearsal for Ethereum's next major upgrade, for which the Ethereum Foundation still gives no more than the fourth quarter of 2026 as a mainnet target. This article puts the two side by side: the levels in the price and the deadlines in the protocol. And it tells you which of them actually matters for your German tax return.
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