The Ahr999 indicator combines a measure of short-term Bitcoin dollar-cost-averaging returns with the gap between Bitcoin’s price and an expected valuation. Its 0.45 line is described as a “bottom-fishing” threshold, not a guaranteed price floor.
In a report published November 15, 2026, at 15:14 (UTC+8), ChainCatcher cited CoinGlass data showing Ahr999 at 0.3064, down from 0.3477 the previous day. The report said the indicator had fallen back below 0.45 on November 6 and had spent nine consecutive days in the below-threshold range. It put Bitcoin’s 200-day dollar-cost-averaging cost at approximately $72,525.
For context, ChainCatcher said an earlier below-0.45 period ran from May 29 to August 19, 2026, lasting about 82 days, and that the indicator had historically spent 741 days below the line. Those observations describe past readings; they do not establish how long the November period would last or what Bitcoin’s price would do next.
Source: chaincatcher.com (originally published 2026-11-15 15:14 UTC+8)
