Bitcoin: Power Law Exponent Stabilizes at 5.7
Bitcoin power law paper confirms exponent converging to 5.7 with R² 0.96 through 2026, backed by cointegration tests and halving-epoch stability.
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Bitcoin long-run price adheres to a power law P ∝ t^~5.7 with R² ≈ 0.96 from 2010–2026, as the exponent stabilizes near 5.7 after decomposing into address growth and Metcalfe scaling per the latest peer-reviewed revision.
BTC trades at $62512.93 inside the Bollinger band on the 4h chart, with neutral RSI(14) at 44.8 and MACD golden cross at -254.25; price action tests upper-band resistance at $64456.61 while the EMA50 at $64792.33 acts as immediate resistance and the EMA200 at $71913.21 caps the longer-term structure, pointing to a measured pullback toward lower-band support at $60351.13 before continuation aligns with the established power-law path.
André Dragosch, PhD | Bitcoin & Macro
@Andre_DragoschEuropean Head of Research @ Bitwise - #Bitcoin - Macro - PhD in Financial History - Not investment advice - Views strictly mine - Beware of impersonators.