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June 28, 2014, 06:46:57 PM |
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So if the trend is correct and if it continues, now is the time to buy. If we go from .50 below trend to .50 above trend in the next couple months... Either we do and the trend holds, or we go to only 0.3~0.4 above trend and we may need to slightly readjust the curve to fit again. If we start having waves of -.5 to +0.4 it means the mean is not the mean anymore. Which could either mean adoption is slowing or the mean that was drawn here was too optimistic. Hopefully we will hit +0.5 log delta though it would mean a nice value for bitcoin. Depending on when the peak hits it would be somewhere around $6000~8000
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June 29, 2014, 09:10:53 AM |
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First, growth of networks and technology is never linear Second, this thread is not about predicting the end result, it's about the way there, so we can make educated long-term trade decisions other than HODL. It would be pointless to predict what the end price of bitcoin will be, as it can be anything between 0 and infinity. The OP just assumed 1 million in order to be able to draw a chart, but it could easily be 30.000 or 5 million as well. /edit I didn't look at it before commenting, it's actually a pretty nice tool, however I'm not sure about its accuracy.
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June 29, 2014, 06:00:59 PM |
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that's some cool shit, though.
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PGP key molecular F9B70769 fingerprint 9CDD C0D3 20F8 279F 6BE0 3F39 FC49 2362 F9B7 0769
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June 29, 2014, 09:20:03 PM |
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Badass link, thanks for posting that. Hoping the trendline continues and we take off again once the auction results are released. Anyone still optimistic we can get into the +.3 or +.4 log delta range this summer/fall?
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June 30, 2014, 08:45:55 AM |
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Badass link, thanks for posting that. Hoping the trendline continues and we take off again once the auction results are released. Anyone still optimistic we can get into the +.3 or +.4 log delta range this summer/fall? I don't think 0,3 is optimistic actually, have have been at -0.5 for a while so in order for the trend line to remain valid we should see 0,5 to balance out. Otherwise we have to re-calibrate the trend line. The lower it will go below 0.5 the worse it is. I hope to see at least 0.45
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June 30, 2014, 02:10:15 PM |
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Badass link, thanks for posting that. Hoping the trendline continues and we take off again once the auction results are released. Anyone still optimistic we can get into the +.3 or +.4 log delta range this summer/fall? I don't think 0,3 is optimistic actually, have have been at -0.5 for a while so in order for the trend line to remain valid we should see 0,5 to balance out. Otherwise we have to re-calibrate the trend line. The lower it will go below 0.5 the worse it is. I hope to see at least 0.45 I certainly hope you're right. The trendline will be at 1798 tomorrow... seeing it peak in the .4-.5 range this year would be amazing and a great sign of things to come. I'd love to see one more ATH before Wall St. gets involved.
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June 30, 2014, 08:47:03 PM |
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Badass link, thanks for posting that. Hoping the trendline continues and we take off again once the auction results are released. Anyone still optimistic we can get into the +.3 or +.4 log delta range this summer/fall? I don't think 0,3 is optimistic actually, have have been at -0.5 for a while so in order for the trend line to remain valid we should see 0,5 to balance out. Otherwise we have to re-calibrate the trend line. The lower it will go below 0.5 the worse it is. I hope to see at least 0.45 I certainly hope you're right. The trendline will be at 1798 tomorrow... seeing it peak in the .4-.5 range this year would be amazing and a great sign of things to come. I'd love to see one more ATH before Wall St. gets involved. Seriously. That range would solve a lot of problems for me if we see it this year. I've been considering going back to school for mathematics/cryptography after following bitcoin the last 18 months. One more hard rally and I would feel comfortable focusing on school full time and not working full time.
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June 30, 2014, 10:16:07 PM |
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In trying to reconcile the two models, It is important to keep in mind, that this logistic model is based on "investment adoption" not "fundamental adoption". The trend here refers only to the speculation process. The fundamental adoption will likely take much longer and the "fundamental value trend" - if you can call it that- is likely much less steep - at least in these very early years. Separating these two different "adoptions" was I think a great insight and contribution on Slippery's part. If this model is right (or even close to right), there may be a massive speculative bubble toward the end of "investment adoption" - within the next 5 years-after which the price could crash back to a much lower "fundamental" long-term value trend, which might be much closer to that predicted by the WBN model. Just possible...or not
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July 01, 2014, 03:10:48 AM |
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Metcalfe's law was proposed for telecommunications networks; Bitcoin's might be a better fit for Reed's law: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reed%27s_lawwhich predicts exponential growth due to the number of potential sub-groups - essentially 'sub-networks' - in a given network. (Sort of like how you went from hearing about Facebook, to Facebook being opened to everyone outside of college, to dot dot dot now your mom uses Facebook to view pictures of her grandkids?) In the interest of providing some dissent, Andrew Odlyzko wrote a great paper refuting both Metcalfe and Reed, and saying that growth in telecoms networks is more like n (log n). http://www.dtc.umn.edu/~odlyzko/doc/metcalfe.pdf
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July 01, 2014, 05:53:19 AM |
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Either way the big picture is - the more people using Bitcoin and the more value/wealth being stored and transferred using Bitcoin - the more value a single unit of Bitcoin has. So evangelize the masses and put all yo' monies in BTC!
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July 04, 2014, 03:17:40 AM |
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Here is my take. The model (black curve) is based on the following steps: 1) Use a logistic model of number of users of BTC (from blockchain.info (proxy of real numbers but ok). Graph of logistic model not shown here. 2) Assume 1 billion users for saturation point of number of users. 3) Derive from empirical data relationship between price and number or users (according to network theory). Observed relationship with R=0.92--> price=C*users^1.4 4) Use Fourier Analysis to detect periodicities of bubbles. Use 4 main peaks in the spectrum to determine frequencies. 5) Add sine waves oscillation with above determined frequencies (and phases) to price trend model described in 1-3. Days are from Bitstamp opening. Red line is a simple exponential fit. Black curve is the complete model. https://i.imgur.com/W1ynjfH.png
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July 17, 2014, 12:07:47 AM |
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July 19, 2014, 04:44:25 AM |
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is there a reason the spreadsheet has stopped being updated?
It'd be awesome if there was some way to automate the Google Spreadsheet price update so we didn't have to wait for him to update it every so often. This is one of the few charts I've seen that are long term, nonlinear, and that incorporate the prior Mt. Gox data, so I like to come back to it every so often.
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July 24, 2014, 12:43:59 AM |
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July 28, 2014, 05:07:55 PM |
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is there a reason the spreadsheet has stopped being updated?
Sorry, I was on vacation. The regular updates have resumed. I resolve to perform the updates in the future even on vacation. The widely expected July rally did not occur. Bitcoin transaction volume has been relatively flat this year, and I believe that a resumption of bitcoin transaction growth will fuel the next rally.
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July 28, 2014, 05:18:50 PM |
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is there a reason the spreadsheet has stopped being updated?
Sorry, I was on vacation. The regular updates have resumed. I resolve to perform the updates in the future even on vacation. The widely expected July rally did not occur. Bitcoin transaction volume has been relatively flat this year, and I believe that a resumption of bitcoin transaction growth will fuel the next rally. you know what, enjoy your vacation fully, they are more valuable than prediction models. Mean while i wanna show you some scholarly prediction models by an economics school, i found this yesterday.. thesis.eur.nl/pub/16296/358728jk-Joop-Korteweg.docx
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July 28, 2014, 06:41:46 PM |
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is there a reason the spreadsheet has stopped being updated?
Sorry, I was on vacation. The regular updates have resumed. I resolve to perform the updates in the future even on vacation. The widely expected July rally did not occur. Bitcoin transaction volume has been relatively flat this year, and I believe that a resumption of bitcoin transaction growth will fuel the next rally. Great to see you back!
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July 31, 2014, 07:17:18 PM |
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is there a reason the spreadsheet has stopped being updated?
Sorry, I was on vacation. The regular updates have resumed. I resolve to perform the updates in the future even on vacation. The widely expected July rally did not occur. Bitcoin transaction volume has been relatively flat this year, and I believe that a resumption of bitcoin transaction growth will fuel the next rally. you know what, enjoy your vacation fully, they are more valuable than prediction models. Mean while i wanna show you some scholarly prediction models by an economics school, i found this yesterday.. thesis.eur.nl/pub/16296/358728jk-Joop-Korteweg.docxDid anyone else download this? I accidentally downloaded it and opened it before I realized what I did and now I'm afraid to use that computer.
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