Bitcoin's Ahr999 "Buy the Dip" indicator has once again dropped below the key threshold of 0.3, nearing the February 6th low point.

BlockBeats News, June 25th, combining real-time data, with Bitcoin's current price at $59,291 and the 200-day cost-average (C200) at $75,821, the Bitcoin Ahr999 "buying the dip" indicator is now at 0.285. The previous low point for this year was 0.27 on February 6th.

According to statistics, an Ahr999 below 0.3 is considered an extremely undervalued and rare occurrence, mainly seen during major market crashes or panic moments. Historically, there have been several occasions where it dropped below 0.3:

November 2011, when Bitcoin's price was only at single digits and a widespread consensus had not yet been reached;

The 2018 bear market bottom (reaching a minimum of around 0.24);

The March 2020 "3.16 crash" (COVID panic);

The June 2022 ETH liquidation crash and the November FTX crash, touching around 0.27 multiple times;

February 2026, hitting between 0.27-0.29, approaching historical lows.

BlockBeats Note: This indicator assists Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging users in making investment decisions based on timing strategies. The indicator implies the return rate of Bitcoin's short-term dollar-cost averaging and the deviation of Bitcoin's price from its expected valuation. In Bitcoin's history, there have been 655 days where the Ahr999 index was below the dip line (0.45).