Originally reported November 15, 2026, at 14:47 (UTC+8). BlockBeats reported, citing CoinGlass, that Bitcoin’s Ahr999 indicator stood at 0.3064, down from 0.3477 the previous day. It remained below 0.45, the threshold the indicator labels its “bottom-buying” zone. BlockBeats said the reading had fallen back below that threshold on November 6 and had remained there for nine consecutive days.
Ahr999 combines measures of the return from short-term regular Bitcoin purchases and the gap between Bitcoin’s price and an expected valuation, according to BlockBeats. The report did not provide the formula or the assumptions behind that expected valuation. A reading below 0.45 is therefore a model-defined label, not evidence that a price bottom has been reached or a forecast of returns.
For context, BlockBeats said the previous below-0.45 period ran from May 29 to August 19, 2026—about 82 days—and that the indicator had spent 741 days below 0.45 over Bitcoin’s history. It also reported a roughly $72,525 cost for buying Bitcoin regularly over 200 days at the time of publication. Those historical observations do not establish how long the reported period would last.
Source: theblockbeats.info (originally published 2026-11-15 14:47 UTC+8)