Bitcoin’s Ahr999 Indicator Falls to 0.34, Back at Mid-August Levels

Bitcoin (BTC)’s Ahr999 indicator stood at 0.34, back at a level last seen in mid-August and below the 0.45 mark used to define its dip-buying zone.

The reading is down from 0.50 on Oct. 25, when the index was 0.05 above the threshold, as noted in an earlier Ahr999 update.

Bitcoin traded at $66,879 as of 11:21 p.m. ET Friday (04:21 UTC Saturday).

The Ahr999 indicator is used as a timing reference for dollar-cost averaging strategies. Its calculation incorporates short-term returns from those strategies and the gap between Bitcoin’s price and its expected valuation.

The previous period below 0.45 lasted about 82 days, from May 29 to Aug. 19, 2026.