After three months, the Bitcoin Ahr999 indicator once again approaches the critical threshold of 0.3

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BlockBeats News message, June 5, according to third-party data, based on Bitcoin’s current price of 62,107.91 US dollars, the Bitcoin Ahr999 indicator stands at 0.3081, which is approaching the critical threshold of 0.3. The last time it fell below 0.3 was on February 25 of this year.

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

In November 2011, when Bitcoin’s price was only in the single digits at the time, and widespread consensus had not yet been reached;

At the bottom of the 2018 bear market (lowest at about 0.24);

In March 2020, the “3.16 flash crash” (“COVID panic”);

In June 2022, the ETH liquidation crash and the FTX crash in November both hit around 0.27 multiple times;

In February 2026, it touched 0.27–0.29, close to historical lows.

BlockBeats Note: This indicator helps Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging users make investment decisions by combining timing strategies. This indicator implicitly reflects the return rate of Bitcoin short-term dollar-cost averaging and the deviation between Bitcoin’s price and its expected valuation. Historically, Bitcoin has had 655 days with the Ahr999 index below the buy-the-dip line (0.45).

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