Ethereum Now More Undervalued Since 2019, Can it Surge After 5 Years of Accumulation?

  • Ethereum now more undervalues since 2019.

  • Can the pioneer altcoin asser surge after 5 years of accumulation?

  • Expert draws comparison with gold and silver.

The hope for altcoin assets to surge has been a most ardent dream since the start of the bull cycle, perhaps even before then, as many promising altcoins showed a great many bullish indicators on their respective price charts. Among the many altcoins in the space, Ethereum now more undervalued since 2019. Can the price of ETH surge after 5 years of accumulation?

Ethereum Now More Undervalued Since 2019

Since before the bull cycle began, several altcoin assets had been printing highly bullish indicators across their various price charts. But only a handful of altcoin prices surged or went on to set new ATH prices. Among the few that did include ETH, SOL, BNB, FET, ONDO, and SUI. While some of these new ATH records were impressive, Ethereum’s was not, as it was only a $100 more than its previously ATH record.

This was highly disappointing for ETH holders, and for altcoin enthusiasts who were waiting for the price of ETH to hit $5,000 nd enter a longer price discovery phase. Instead, the price of ETH set a new ATH at the $4,900 price range, just above its previous record in the $4,800 price range. By failing to break higher and hit $5,000, not only did ETH price decline significantly, but it also delayed the peak altseason pump phase.

Can ETH Price Surge After 5 Years of Accumulation?

Some experts have compared the price action of Ethereum to that of silver and gold over the last 4-5 years. During the same time period, the price of gold and silver went on to surge at a much more significant pace than Ethereum did. Over the past year alone, the price of gold and silver both set a string of new ATH prices, much like Bitcoin. These experts saw that gold and silver went parabolic after 4-5 years of accumulation.

$ETH is officially the most undervalued it has been since 2019.

Ethereum network activity is at literal All-Time Highs (3.4M active addresses w/ contracts) while the price is 50% off its peak.

This is the same “coiled spring” setup from 2018/2019, just on a much larger… pic.twitter.com/gcKXZh4k8O

— HomeValidator.eth (@iDecentralized) February 2, 2026

Now, with 5 years of accumulation behind it, the price of Ethereum (ETH), the pioneer altcoin asset, is set to pump off a similar surge this year. The post above states that Ethereum is now officially the most undervalued it has been since 2019. Ethereum network activity is at literal ATHs, with 3.4 million active addresses, while the price is 50% off its peak. This is the same ‘coiled spring’ setup from 2018/2019, just on a much larger scale.

$ETH

Since our last ETH update we got the move into our 2500 level

This is a BIG level to hold

Not only is it the immediate degree support and 618 but it’s our macro channel support

We talked about the move to ath as being an extended 5th and we’ve now returned to where we… pic.twitter.com/vB5RCmV5xm

— Hov (@HovWaves) February 2, 2026

hus, the expert believes that repricing for the value of ETH will be extremely violent. Another expert marks that since the price of ETH dropped below the 2,500 level, ETH must strive to surge and hold it one again, as it is a critical level. Following that could be a move to the wave 5 ATH surge that will take ETH to much higher bull targets. With high hopes for the coming weeks, sentiments for an epic ETH price pump rise.

ETH-5.49%
SOL-4.81%
BNB-7.85%
FET-5.68%
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