How do you determine when a "parabolic" rise becomes unsustainable. Is there a rule of thumb, such as, "if doubling time drops to one week, then sell"?
when the doubling time is equal to (or shorter than) the average time it takes to move funds on/off exchanges then, by necessity, the exponential phase of the rise is over.
that makes sense... so when selling pressure approaches the max rate at which fiat can move to exchanges, the rise will appear to have exhausted itself and a correction or crash will ensue...
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