Yeah, I' was just going to post more info on that video:
A former physics professor claims to have developed a model that maps Bitcoin's long-term price. Here's how it (purportedly) works.
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Critiques and considerations
While the Bitcoin Power Law provides a fascinating outlook on Bitcoin's potential, it's crucial to approach such predictions with caution. Financial markets are inherently unpredictable, and models based on past data cannot guarantee future outcomes.
Critics argue that price projections like the Bitcoin Power Law and the now
widely criticized stock-to-flow model could lead to unrealistic investor expectations.
I personally would be SHOCKED if the price of bitcoin peaked at $150,000 when we are already at $60,000, and with interest rates, media frenzy, and the ETFs. You need to factor those in.
And how could Bitcoin then go to $1M in 2033 if Bitcoin peaks at $200,000 in 2025, and then the gains keeps getting smaller each cycle? Makes no sense. The man would have you believe that we are going to only a 200,000-70,000 = 130,000 difference in peaks from the previous cycle, yet somehow gain $800,000 in two cycles?
