Crypto analyst alicharts points to Ethereum's near-six-year price history as evidence that ETH typically finds support at the MVRV 0.8 level, then pushes higher toward its realized price of roughly $2,300. The current signal mirrors four previous MVRV momentum golden crosses from prior cycles, which were followed by gains between 50% and 166%, according to the analyst. Beyond the support setup, alicharts flags $3,000 as a key resistance zone, noting that more than 10 million ETH have historical transaction records around that price level. The call was carried by ChainCatcher's market analysis desk on August 6, 2026. Within the six-year sample the analyst cites, each prior golden cross preceded a double-digit rally, and the MVRV 0.8 retest served as the consistent setup for those moves. The $3,000 zone, by contrast, sits where a heavy concentration of on-chain transaction history has been recorded, marking it as the level the analyst expects to cap upside.
Crypto analyst alicharts says Ethereum's price history over the past six years points to the MVRV 0.8 level as a recurring support zone. After reclaiming that level, ETH has tended to push toward its realized price of roughly $2,300, according to the analyst.
The current signal matches four previous MVRV momentum golden crosses, alicharts said. Those setups were followed by gains ranging from 50% to 166%.
The analyst also flagged $3,000 as the key resistance area, citing more than 10 million ETH with historical transaction records at that price.
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