A Fucking Map

[Anonymous No.24560925]

A fucking map. They literally gave you a fucking map, and you still can't figure this shit out. If you don't make it next year, it's completely your fault, I'm sorry.

[Anonymous No.24561003]

>>24560925
Majority of these degens cannot read a map!

[Anonymous No.24561077]

I like this map it has pretty colors

[Anonymous No.24561182]

>>24561003
Fucking hate degens

[Anonymous No.24561219]

>>24560925

Psst. It's free digital real estate.

[Anonymous No.24561263]

>>24560925
The problem is that I did some statistical analysis on the s2f model, and I got a p-value of 0.243 using a power curve plotting the ratio between the 463 days s2f with the actual price.

The earlier bull runs would reach x32 or x17 the 463 s2f. The last one was just about x3. My models prediction actually predicts up to x5, since it predicted the last bull run to go x7.

This is where the p-value comes in. Since it is very big, it implies that the s2f model does not completely predict the price, and bears fear that perhaps this is the bull run where people's enthusiasm dies early.

If it does, and dies hard, BTC can be more stable or fall in value to the extent that miners will no longer maintain and move to other crypto. I think institutional adoption is key here and if it doesn't happen, then yeah, this bull run can die early.

However, I think institutions will get in in this bull run. How long will it take? Not sure. This bull run might last longer than usual. S&P is joining next year, and that by itself is making me bullish.

[Anonymous No.24561266]

>>24561003

they say things like "nice lines" or "TA is astrology" "nobody has a magic 8 ball" lol S2F is literally all of those things combined

[Anonymous No.24561286]

>>24561263

hes a world reknown analyst and you are who exactly? i just did some statistical analysis and got p-valued in your vagina

[Anonymous No.24561299]

>>24561263
i read somewhere that like 7k btc is being bought up per day and only 900 is being mined? Alot of the institutional money doesn't get reflected in the market volume.

[Anonymous No.24561315]

It works until it doesn’t kek.

[Anonymous No.24561350]

>>24561263
If miners can no longer mine it, then supply stops increasing and immediately starts decreasing as people buy it up. Scarcity of the supply results in a shortage driving up demand and suddenly Bitcoin moons, miners start back up again and Bitcoin stabilizes slightly above mining cost.

[Anonymous No.24561365]

>>24561263
The problem with institutional money is you can pour all the money in the world into Bitcoin but if someone can mine a $150k Bitcoin for $20k dollars of electricity, it’s not suistanable. Hence why this shit is very much dictated by its innate growth with the halvings.

[Anonymous No.24561371]

>>24561263
>However, I think institutions will get in in this bull run. How long will it take? Not sure.
Do you live under a rock? Grayscale, Microstrategy, Paypal, Square, etc. have already arrived

[Anonymous No.24561384]

>>24561371
Yeah, I am not talking about those. I am talking big money institutions like hedge funds, etc, and not just the tech domain.

[Anonymous No.24561423]

I did buy a teensy bit of btc in case my alts totally fail, worst case scenario I’ll end up a burgher instead of a complete peasant

[Anonymous No.24561424]

>>24561384
>hedge funds
Paul Tudor Jones, Guggenheim, ARK, etc.

[Anonymous No.24561466]

>>24561384
they are and have been for quite a while

https://decrypt.co/30365/hedge-funds-are-buying-bitcoin-despite-goldman-sachs-skepticism

[Anonymous No.24561535]

>>24561371
Fidelity

[Anonymous No.24561555]

>>24561263
t.

[Anonymous No.24561563]

The funny thing about bitcoin is that its a bet on the new formation of an institution.