Bitcoin's Short-Term Signal BRS Shows Movement After a Month

On March 4, on-chain data analyst Murphy shared insights on social media regarding Bitcoin's short-term signal, BRS, which has begun to change after remaining constant for nearly a month. According to BlockBeats, Murphy explained that the BRS signal is used to identify rebound opportunities, with a value of 100 indicating a buy point and a return to 0 signaling a sell point, serving as a trading indicator. Historical data from 2018 to 2022 shows that the BRS signal was triggered 11 times, with a success rate of approximately 81.8%, demonstrating high effectiveness in past samples. The BRS indicator reached 100 again on February 2, 2026, when Bitcoin's price was at $75,000. For the signal to be considered successful, Bitcoin's price should be above $75,000 when the BRS returns to 0. After maintaining a level of 100 for a full month, the BRS is now moving towards 0. It is important to note that this signal is primarily valuable for traders focusing on rebound trades and those looking to reduce their positions.