Ethereum (ETH) is considered ‘insanely undervalued’ by a crypto trader, supported by on-chain metrics such as accumulation addresses stacking the digital asset despite lackluster price performance.
ETH has shown an 8% increase in the past two weeks but remains down 43% over the past year, trading around $1,700. Ethereum faces competition from rival smart contract platforms, raising questions about its long-term outlook.
Despite prevailing negative sentiment, some analysts believe ETH could be on the verge of a turnaround, with potential for a massive rally as indicated by metrics like Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Z-score entering the green zone.
Inflows into Ethereum accumulation addresses have surged to historic highs, indicating growing confidence in Ethereum’s future value. Ethereum’s diminishing exchange reserves and parallels drawn with BTC's past performance suggest a potential new ATH in the coming months.