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[US Companies File Section 337 Investigation Request Against Certain Automotive Parts, Components, And Downstream Vehicles] According To The Trade Remedy And Investigation Bureau Of The Ministry Of Commerce Of China, On February 5, 2026, General Motors Filed An Application With The US International Trade Commission Under Section 337 Of The Tariff Act Of 1930, Alleging That Certain Vehicle Parts, Components, And Downstream Vehicles Exported To, Imported Into, Or Sold In The US Infringe Its Patent Rights. General Motors Requested A Section 337 Investigation And The Issuance Of A General Exclusion Order, A Limited Exclusion Order, And A Cease And Desist Order. Twenty Companies From The US And China Are Involved In The Case
[Bitcoin Rebounds To Hit $71,000, Up 2.25% In 24 Hours] February 9Th, According To Htx Market Data, Bitcoin Rebounded To Touch $71,000, A 24-Hour Increase Of 2.25%
Nikkei Once Surges 3000+ Pts To Break 57000 Mark As LDP Secures Landslide Victory In Jp General Election, KOSPI Leaps 4%,Hsi Opens ~1% Higher
China Central Bank Injects 113 Billion Yuan Via 7-Day Reverse Repos At 1.40% Versus Prior 1.40%

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Due to the previous government shutdown, the release date of the US January non-farm payroll report has been changed to February 11.
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The latest on-chain data shows that the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Ethereum, may be currently undervalued. Having witnessed a strong resurgence in the past week, the altcoin could be on the verge of an extended rally over the next few weeks.
Ethereum’s NVT Ratio Hits New Record Low
In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, crypto analyst CryptoOnchain reported that there has been a disproportionate increase in transaction volume concerning ETH compared to its market capitalization.
The relevant indicator here is the Ethereum NVT (Network Value to Transactions ratio) (30-day SMA), which measures the ratio of Ethereum’s market capitalization to its daily transaction volume over the span of 30 days.
CryptoOnchain revealed that the 30-day moving average NVT recently hit its lowest point ever recorded. As explained by the on-chain analyst, this could suggest two things: firstly, that the Ethereum token is undervalued.
For context, a low NVT reflects very high transaction volume compared to a relatively low market capitalization. What this means is that the Ethereum network is being heavily used, but the price isn’t showing its worth as much as its usage suggests. Following this logic, one could conclude the market is currently undervaluing Ethereum’s utility.
The second indication from the historically low NVT is that the increase in transaction volume could be due to “temporary factors such as DeFi, NFT events, or large capital movements.” According to the analyst, these temporary factors do not necessarily mean sustainable growth for the ETH price.
What To Expect
CryptoOnchain cited historical occurrences to explain the typical case where an NVT bottom is a result of market undervaluation. In this case, it has been observed that sharp NVT bottoms precede bullish phases.
However, in what was a caveat, the online pundit mentioned that there have been cases where very low NVT levels were accompanied by further price declines.
Seeing that the Ethereum NVT is not just at a mere low level, but at its all-time low, it seems more likely that the market is undervaluing the token’s worth. It is therefore not out of the question to expect a more upward swing in the price of the cryptocurrency.
Related Reading: Ethereum To $6,800 By Year End? CME Futures Data Shows Record Institutional Demand
Nevertheless, with the possibility that a bullish phase might not necessarily follow in mind, investors might want to tread cautiously. As of this writing, the Ethereum token is valued at approximately $4,670, reflecting an over 4% price increase in the past 24 hours.
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