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Ethereum (ETH) has returned to focus after new market data pointed to a possible bullish setup. Analysts are tracking valuation metrics, treasury buying, and exchange flows as ETH tries to build on its recent rebound. Summary - Ethereum price entered a buy zone after MVRV fell below 0.8, matching past cycle bottom signals. - Bitmine bought $140 million in ETH this week, raising holdings toward its 5% supply target. - Coinbase premium stayed negative, showing weaker U.S. demand even as Ethereum posted a sharp rebound. The latest discussion centers on Ethereum’s Market Value to Realized Value ratio, or MVRV, which has moved below 0.8. At the same time, Bitmine has expanded its Ethereum holdings, while Coinbase premium data has shown weaker demand from U.S. buyers. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez said Ethereum may have entered a generational buy zone after the MVRV ratio dropped below 0.8. He linked that reading to earlier market bottoms that later led to strong recoveries. Martinez also said Ethereum’s recent rebound was not random. He pointed to past cycles when similar retests were followed by rallies ranging from 149% to 587% after bottoms formed in 2018, 2020, and 2022. Ethereum posted a 7% rebound on Monday and briefly reached $2,186. At the time of reporting, ETH traded at about $2,152, holding part of that recovery after bouncing from lower levels. The setup has drawn attention because Ethereum remains far below its prior cycle peak. That has kept valuation models and recovery signals at the center of current market coverage.
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