CoinGecko data put Bitcoin (BTC) at $66,831, down 3.10% over 24 hours, at 11:32 p.m. ET Friday (as of 04:32 UTC Saturday), with Ahr999 at 0.34, below its 0.45 dip-buying-zone mark.
The gauge uses 0.45 as the boundary for its dip-buying zone, leaving the current reading 0.11 under that line. The index was back at a level not seen since mid-August.
An earlier EconoTimes report on the Oct. 25 reading put it at 0.50, 0.05 above the cutoff.
Ahr999 serves as a timing reference for dollar-cost averaging, combining near-term returns from the strategy with Bitcoin’s distance from an expected-value estimate.
The last sub-0.45 interval ran from May 29 through Aug. 19, 2026, a span of roughly 82 days.
