Bitcoin Ahr999 Indicator Falls Below 0.3, Approaching February 6 Low

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Release Time: 02/25/2026 04:30:50

Summary

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin Ahr999 indicator dropped to 0.29 on February 25, below the 0.45 "buy-the-dip" level. The index previously reached 0.27 on February 6. On-chain analysis reveals similar lows during the 2022 ETH crash and the FTX collapse. The Ahr999 indicator, which tracks Bitcoin’s price relative to its expected valuation, has remained below the buy threshold for 572 days.

BlockBeats news: On February 25, according to Coinglass data, Bitcoin's Ahr999 indicator dropped to 0.29, significantly below the "buy zone" threshold of 0.45, with the recent low previously recorded at 0.27 on February 6.

During the previous bear market cycle, on June 18, 2022, and November 22, 2022, the index fell below 0.3 following the events of "ETH liquidation crash" and the "FTX collapse," respectively.

This indicator, created by ahr999, helps Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging investors make informed investment decisions by incorporating timing strategies. The indicator implicitly reflects the short-term return on Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging and the deviation of Bitcoin’s price from its estimated fair value. Historically, the Ahr999 index has been below the buy zone (0.45) for 572 days in Bitcoin’s history.

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