(you won't read that anywhere else) Bitcoin's trajectory according to "The Bitcoin Power Law Theory". This is an analysis based not on my personal experience, but on a quantum analysis algorithm and time-tested mathematical laws that accurately describe bitcoin's growth for over a decade.
The core tenet? Bitcoin's price, hash rate, and adoption are intricately bound in a perpetual cycle, each growing relative to the other per precise power law relationships.
With Bitcoin retesting $59,000 post-ATH, power laws suggest this pullback could extend further before reversal. At ~600 EH/s hash rate, a $53,000-$56,000 price floor aligns with the theoretical price to square-root-of-hash-rate relationship.
This underscores last month's surge beyond $70,000 as an unsustainable, emotional "bubble" requiring resets before new uptrends. However, these boom/bust cycles are "punctuated equilibria" - temporary deviations from Bitcoin's overarching power law growth curves, ultimately required for equilibrium.
Once this frothy bubble purges, the cubic (t^3) institutional adoption growth can regain footing, positioning Bitcoin for a $65,000-$75,000 range over 3-6 months as power laws reassert.
Then, projecting historic adoption growth rates and price's squared relationship to adoption, Bitcoin trajectories point to $100,000 in late 2025 and potentially beyond $120,000 by mid-2026. The Theory illuminates this path amid cycles - steady adoption driving growth, punctuated by dissolving bubbles. Stay focused on immutable power laws, not transient emotions. Therein lies logic's triumph.
In conclusion: this is a forecast according to quantum algorithmic analysis combined with "The Bitcoin Power Law Theory". It does not take into consideration speculative factors of "ETFs", "Black Swan" and simple human stupidity and greed, which move the market. Anticipating your questions like "I don't understand anything, should I buy or sell", I'll answer: "it's better to wait for now, but I expect it to fall to at least 53k"