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Ethereum Is Currently Undervalued – But Is Now the Right Time to Buy In?
According to the latest on-chain data, Ethereum appears to be entering a undervalued phase with the potential to recover to new highs. However, the question remains: is this really the right time to buy ETH? ETH Could Drop Another 40% Before the Bear Cycle Ends In a recent Quicktake post on CryptoQuant, crypto analyst Burak Kesmeci shared that Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is starting to become relatively cheap. The relevant on-chain indicator in this assessment is the MVRV ratio (Market Value to Realized Value), which compares a coin’s market capitalization to its realized capitalization. Typically, the MVRV ratio indicates the value that investors (in this case, Ethereum holders) are holding (market cap) versus the amount they have invested (realized cap). When this ratio is greater than one, it means many investors are currently in profit. Conversely, a ratio below one suggests investors are at a loss. High MVRV values are generally seen as a cycle top signal, while low ratios indicate the cryptocurrency has reached or is near a bottom. According to Kesmeci, Ethereum’s MVRV is currently at 0.9, meaning ETH might be undervalued. However, Kesmeci notes that although Ethereum is currently cheap, there’s still a possibility that the price could fall further. To explain this, the analyst highlighted the Realized Price Bands indicator, noting that ETH prices tend to lean toward the green band (lower realized price) during bear cycles. Based on data from CryptoQuant, the green band is currently around $1,152, indicating a potential further decline of over 40% from the current price. Kesmeci added: So, yes, an MVRV of 0.9 confirms ETH is cheaper. But the chart also clearly shows that MVRV tends to drop to 0.5 and below during severe bear cycles. The Realized Price Bands also confirm this. Ethereum could experience a significant drop from here. In summary, Ethereum’s price could decline further from its current level, despite having already fallen nearly 60% from the cycle’s peak. Market Predictions Betting on Ethereum Losing Its Second-Place Cryptocurrency Status According to a betting market on Polymarket, Ethereum is forecasted to lose its position as the second-largest cryptocurrency. The probability of this altcoin being overtaken has risen to a high of 57% on the prediction platform as of Saturday. As of this writing, Ether is valued at around $2,090, with a market cap of over $253.1 billion. According to CoinGecko, the closest cryptocurrency (excluding stablecoins) to ETH is BNB, with a market cap of over $89 billion.