BETI: Bitcoin Exponential Trend Index and technical analysis - page 40.

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Quote from: mmortal03 on November 09, 2014, 04:36:25 PM

Quote from: Wary on October 02, 2014, 06:29:11 PM

Quote from: statdude on October 02, 2014, 04:39:11 PM

So you're calling a bottom at 230?

My crystal ball isn't good enough to make definite calls. Sad

I see conflicting signals. This chart

seems to predicts 6-week drop to 230 with following steep rise. From the other hand, weekly MACD histogram seems to predicts 8-week rise starting next week. (Sorry, can't show it, bitcoiwisdom is down).

Choose either call or make your own.

Where are we at on this prediction, Wary?

Either 275 was THE bottom and we are already on upcurve or there is one more dip to go. So, basically price will go up or down Grin

I'm in.

It would be interesting to see updated graph from jl2012.

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Quote from: Wary on October 02, 2014, 06:29:11 PM

Quote from: statdude on October 02, 2014, 04:39:11 PM

So you're calling a bottom at 230?

My crystal ball isn't good enough to make definite calls. Sad

I see conflicting signals. This chart

seems to predicts 6-week drop to 230 with following steep rise. From the other hand, weekly MACD histogram seems to predicts 8-week rise starting next week. (Sorry, can't show it, bitcoiwisdom is down).

Choose either call or make your own.

Where are we at on this prediction, Wary?

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Quote from: statdude on October 02, 2014, 04:39:11 PM

So you're calling a bottom at 230?

My crystal ball isn't good enough to make definite calls. Sad

I see conflicting signals. This chart

seems to predicts 6-week drop to 230 with following steep rise. From the other hand, weekly MACD histogram seems to predicts 8-week rise starting next week. (Sorry, can't show it, bitcoiwisdom is down).

Choose either call or make your own.

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So you're calling a bottom at 230?

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Quote from: jl2012 on September 29, 2014, 11:01:56 PM

Looks bad? Yes. But if we could go >1.5 at a bubble, going to -1.25 occasionally is very likely in long-term. Just an inverted bubble.

It does not look bad. It looks like a classic technical oscillator. The lower we go, the more oversold the asset becomes...

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So, rough estimate:

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Looks bad? Yes. But if we could go >1.5 at a bubble, going to -1.25 occasionally is very likely in long-term. Just an inverted bubble.

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Date:    29-Sep-2014
VWAP:    376.98
x:    1535
a:    0.00578
b:    -1.69322
Rsq:    0.90345
The day's expected price:    1305.52
Actual price / expected price:   28.88%
Predicted date for today's price:    25-Feb-2014
Days ahead:    -215.02
Daily price rank:    321
Predicted date for ATH ($1126):    8-Sep-2014

(See OP for explanation)



https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=e+%5E+%28+0.00577692701191043++%28+number+of+days+since+jul+17%2C+2010+%2Fdays+%29+-1.6932246440403+%29

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Quote from: rebel24 on September 28, 2014, 11:11:45 PM

Quote from: Driv3n on September 28, 2014, 10:34:24 AM

Would love to see another update now that we're down below $400... are we closing in on the 2012 lows?

you can do it by hand, its ln $378/1700
(ln as in the calculator function)

Awesome thanks, so ln(actual price/expected price)?

Much appreciated, looks like were still doing a lot better than the low point in 2012.

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Quote from: Driv3n on September 28, 2014, 10:34:24 AM

Would love to see another update now that we're down below $400... are we closing in on the 2012 lows?

you can do it by hand, its ln $378/1700
(ln as in the calculator function)

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Would love to see another update now that we're down below $400... are we closing in on the 2012 lows?

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Quote from: minerpumpkin on September 11, 2014, 11:30:37 AM

I actually gotta say that seeing the latest version of the graph is rather scary! :/ It isn't unprecedented that we went this far down, yet we're now in a relative state of mainstream adoption and already tapped some of Bitcoin's potential, so I don't hope this means decision time already, and people decided against it...

At this point there's really no reason why the general public should care or want to use bitcoin in lieu of traditional payments. Most of the merchants that take bitcoin don't offer any substantial reason for people to want to pay w/ it and if they do they certainly don't advertise it. The small % of people that are buyers/holders/users has clearly increased quite a bit since last year which is why the price is being sustained at 2-3 times last summer's price. The trajectory is going up not down in terms of more people learning about and wanting have a piece of the action all over the world. Now, there's way more exchanges in plenty of countries not to mention all the ATMs which will help the next rally in epic form when the next trigger sets it off.

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Quote from: jl2012 on September 11, 2014, 12:28:32 PM

Quote from: minerpumpkin on September 11, 2014, 11:30:37 AM

I actually gotta say that seeing the latest version of the graph is rather scary! :/ It isn't unprecedented that we went this far down, yet we're now in a relative state of mainstream adoption and already tapped some of Bitcoin's potential, so I don't hope this means decision time already, and people decided against it...

It may just mean we will follow a less steep exponential trend, or even a linear trend. Obviously, the exponential trend has to be broken someday or we will be able to buy everything in the world in 10 years.

Then again, in terms of deviation from the best estimate of the trendline at the time, we're still nowhere near to 2011 levels, so it's probably too early to declare defeat (of the model)

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Quote from: minerpumpkin on September 11, 2014, 11:30:37 AM

I actually gotta say that seeing the latest version of the graph is rather scary! :/ It isn't unprecedented that we went this far down, yet we're now in a relative state of mainstream adoption and already tapped some of Bitcoin's potential, so I don't hope this means decision time already, and people decided against it...

It may just mean we will follow a less steep exponential trend, or even a linear trend. Obviously, the exponential trend has to be broken someday or we will be able to buy everything in the world in 10 years.

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Quote from: cypherdoc on September 11, 2014, 11:33:22 AM

Quote from: oda.krell on September 11, 2014, 05:50:15 AM

Thought this might be interesting to you, OP. Maybe you saw it already...

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179421-analyzing-bitcoin-why-btc-is-so-valuable-whether-it-will-keep-its-value-in-the-future

Correlation analysis of price/difficulty. Looks quite rigorous to me, but didn't really read it with full attention so far. Also wondering a bit if the extremetech article is the only way they presented their results, or if they published this academically... couldn't find anything.

Reminds me a bit of gbianchi's model, who's modeling price/"network size" (where network size is estimated by no. of blockchain addresses that are/were in active use. Would be interesting to have the two look at each others models, imo.

EDIT: Peter R. had a similar model around the Metcalfe assumption, just using a different estimator for network size. Might be interesting to him as well, in case he's reading.

interesting. they actually claimed price doesn't correlate with tx volume as Peter argues.

"With few exceptions, the long-term hash rate drives upwards — as does the value of the currency". i've argued this all along.

That's why I said I was looking for an actual publication with the full technical details: I don't think they meant "no. of transactions" (as Peter R.) does, or "zero addresses" (as gbianchi does), but it sounded to my as if they looked at BTC transfer volume, or maybe even USD transfer volume.

I'll see if I can find the details....

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Quote from: oda.krell on September 11, 2014, 05:50:15 AM

Thought this might be interesting to you, OP. Maybe you saw it already...

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179421-analyzing-bitcoin-why-btc-is-so-valuable-whether-it-will-keep-its-value-in-the-future

Correlation analysis of price/difficulty. Looks quite rigorous to me, but didn't really read it with full attention so far. Also wondering a bit if the extremetech article is the only way they presented their results, or if they published this academically... couldn't find anything.

Reminds me a bit of gbianchi's model, who's modeling price/"network size" (where network size is estimated by no. of blockchain addresses that are/were in active use. Would be interesting to have the two look at each others models, imo.

EDIT: Peter R. had a similar model around the Metcalfe assumption, just using a different estimator for network size. Might be interesting to him as well, in case he's reading.

interesting. they actually claimed price doesn't correlate with tx volume as Peter argues.

"With few exceptions, the long-term hash rate drives upwards — as does the value of the currency". i've argued this all along.

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I actually gotta say that seeing the latest version of the graph is rather scary! :/ It isn't unprecedented that we went this far down, yet we're now in a relative state of mainstream adoption and already tapped some of Bitcoin's potential, so I don't hope this means decision time already, and people decided against it...

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Quote from: oda.krell on September 11, 2014, 05:50:15 AM

Thought this might be interesting to you, OP. Maybe you saw it already...

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179421-analyzing-bitcoin-why-btc-is-so-valuable-whether-it-will-keep-its-value-in-the-future

Correlation analysis of price/difficulty. Looks quite rigorous to me, but didn't really read it with full attention so far. Also wondering a bit if the extremetech article is the only way they presented their results, or if they published this academically... couldn't find anything.

Reminds me a bit of gbianchi's model, who's modeling price/"network size" (where network size is estimated by no. of blockchain addresses that are/were in active use. Would be interesting to have the two look at each others models, imo.

EDIT: Peter R. had a similar model around the Metcalfe assumption, just using a different estimator for network size. Might be interesting to him as well, in case he's reading.

Interesting comments too. Hey look, it's Neal Palmquist Roll Eyes

Every time I see that user name in an article's comments section it just further convinces me he's a paid shill for some major entity that is very scared of BTC. And that alone makes me happy

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Thought this might be interesting to you, OP. Maybe you saw it already...

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179421-analyzing-bitcoin-why-btc-is-so-valuable-whether-it-will-keep-its-value-in-the-future

Correlation analysis of price/difficulty. Looks quite rigorous to me, but didn't really read it with full attention so far. Also wondering a bit if the extremetech article is the only way they presented their results, or if they published this academically... couldn't find anything.

Reminds me a bit of gbianchi's model, who's modeling price/"network size" (where network size is estimated by no. of blockchain addresses that are/were in active use. Would be interesting to have the two look at each others models, imo.

EDIT: Peter R. had a similar model around the Metcalfe assumption, just using a different estimator for network size. Might be interesting to him as well, in case he's reading.

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