What price will Ethereum hit July 6-12?

This Polymarket weekly ladder asks which price bands Ethereum will touch between July 6–12, 2026. Each rung is a separate "Yes/No" market: rungs above the current spot (↑) resolve Yes if ETH trades at or above that level during the window, while lower rungs (↓) resolve Yes if it dips to or below. The catch-all "No" contracts at the top of the list simply reflect that the vast majority of listed price bands are extremely unlikely to be tapped. With ETH sitting in the high $1,700s heading into the week — one Ethereum was priced at $1,774.17 on the morning of July 7, up $27.47 from the previous day — the market is pricing a fairly tight range. Polymarket's traders assign just 4.0% to ETH touching $1,700 on the downside, 3.3% to a break above $1,900, and 1.5% to a slide to $1,600. Anything beyond $2,000 up or $1,500 down is priced at 1.0% or less. Limitless carries the same rungs at a uniform 50.0%, but on effectively no volume ($45 total), so those quotes are stale placeholders rather than a genuine second opinion — hence the ~46–50 point spreads. Context helps explain the muted expectations: ETH was testing resistance at the Supertrend $1,803.65 and the 50-day EMA $1,804.30, and broader prediction markets put a 57% chance on ETH reaching $1,900 in July, with only 32% odds for $2,000 across the full month — far more room than this seven-day window allows. Across platforms, Polymarket's deep liquidity is the only meaningful signal, and it points to a quiet, range-bound week for ETH.