After three months, the Bitcoin Ahr999 metric is once again approaching the key threshold of 0.3

June 5 – Third-party data shows that, with Bitcoin currently priced at $62,107.91, its Ahr999 indicator stands at 0.3081, nearing the key threshold of 0.3. The last time the index dipped below 0.3 was on February 25 earlier this year. Statistics indicate that an Ahr999 reading below 0.3 is a rare signal of extreme undervaluation, typically occurring during major market crashes or periods of widespread panic. Key historical instances where the index dropped below 0.3 include: - November 2011, when Bitcoin’s price was in the single digits and the asset had not yet gained mainstream consensus; - The 2018 bear market bottom, hitting around 0.24; - The March 2020 "3.16 Crash," driven by COVID-19-related panic; - The June 2022 ETH liquidation crash and November 2022 FTX collapse, both touching roughly 0.27; - February 2026, where the index reached 0.27-0.29, nearing historical lows. BlockBeats notes that this indicator helps Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging (DCA) users make timing-based investment decisions. The metric implicitly reflects Bitcoin’s short-term DCA return rate and how much its current price deviates from its expected valuation. Across Bitcoin’s history, there have been 655 days when the Ahr999 index fell below its bottom line of 0.45.