Data: Bitcoin Ahr999 "bottom-fishing" indicator has once again fallen below the key threshold of 0.3, approaching the low point of February 6

With the current price of Bitcoin at $59,291 and a 200-day dollar-cost averaging (C200) of $75,821, the Bitcoin Ahr999 "bottom-fishing" indicator is currently at 0.285. The previous low this year was 0.27 on February 6.

According to statistics, an Ahr999 below 0.3 is a rare case of extreme undervaluation, mainly occurring during significant market crashes or moments of panic. Historically, there have been the following major instances of falling below 0.3:

In November 2011, when the price of Bitcoin was only in single digits and had not yet reached widespread consensus;

The bottom of the bear market in 2018 (lowest around 0.24);

The "March 16 flash crash" in 2020 (COVID panic);

In June 2022, during the ETH liquidation crash and the FTX crash in November, it touched around 0.27 multiple times;

In February 2026, it reached 0.27-0.29, close to historical lows.

It is reported that this indicator assists Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging users in making investment decisions in conjunction with timing strategies. This indicator implies the short-term yield of Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging and the deviation of Bitcoin prices from expected valuations. Historically, the Ahr999 index has been below the bottom line (0.45) for 655 days.