Bitcoin's Ahr999 bottom-fishing indicator has once again fallen below the key threshold of 0.3, approaching the low it hit on February 6.

Based on real-time data, with Bitcoin’s current price at $59,291 and its 200-day dollar-cost average (C200) at $75,821, Bitcoin’s Ahr999 "bottom-fishing" indicator stands at 0.285. The year’s previous low was 0.27 on February 6. Statistics show that an Ahr999 reading below 0.3 is a rare sign of extreme undervaluation, typically occurring during major market crashes or panic events. Historically, the indicator has fallen below 0.3 on several key occasions: November 2011, when Bitcoin’s price was in the single digits and had not yet gained widespread mainstream acceptance; the bottom of the 2018 bear market (low of around 0.24); the March 2020 "3.16 Flash Crash" (driven by COVID-19 panic); the June 2022 ETH liquidation crash and November 2022 FTX collapse, when it repeatedly hit around 0.27; and February 2026, when it touched 0.27-0.29, near historical lows. BlockBeats Note: This indicator helps Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging (DCA) users make investment decisions by combining timing strategies. It reflects Bitcoin’s short-term DCA returns and the deviation between its price and expected valuation. In Bitcoin’s history, the Ahr999 index has stayed below the bottom line (0.45) for 655 days.