Bitcoin AHR999 indicator drops below 0.45 for the first time in 839 days, entering the classic bottom-fishing zone. On February 1st, well-known crypto KOL SΞA (@Sea_Bitcoin) posted that since October 16, 2023, after 839 days, Bitcoin AHR999 accumulation indicator has fallen below 0.45 (bottom-fishing line) for the first time, currently around 0.43. The AHR999 indicator is used to assist with dollar-cost averaging: below 0.45 is historically considered an excellent bottom-fishing opportunity (only occurring at a few bear market bottoms, such as 0.28 in 2018, 0.24 in 2020, 0.27 in 2022, followed by several times of multiple rebounds); the 0.45-1.2 range is suitable for regular DCA; above 1.2 indicates the price is relatively high and should be approached with caution. SΞA stated, “I buy first out of respect, DYOR,” but also reminded that in extreme market conditions, the indicator still has room to go lower (such as the historical lows of 0.24-0.28). Currently, it is more suitable to “start DCA” rather than go all-in bottom-fishing. Investment reminder: the indicator is based on historical backtesting and is not an absolute predictive tool. The crypto market is highly risky; please make rational decisions. #BTC #AHR999