AHR999 Index: Bitcoin DCA Buy Zone
The AHR999 index multiplies how far the current price is above the average cost of steady buying over the last 200 days by how far it is above a long-term growth price estimated from Bitcoin's age. The DCA cost is the geometric mean of 200 days of prices, and the growth estimate is 10^(5.84 × log10(days since genesis) − 17.01).
It is commonly read as follows: below 0.45 is a bottom-buying zone, 0.45–1.2 is a DCA zone for steadily buying a fixed amount, and above 1.2 is a zone to pause DCA and watch. Unlike the Mayer Multiple, which looks only at the 200-day average, it also factors in a long-term growth curve.
For reference on the cycle phase only; not a trading signal. This is not investment advice.