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Bitcoin fell to $58,000, a level that the power-law model identifies as consistent with typical cycle lows — framing the selloff as within historical norms rather than an anomalous breakdown.
Futures market data, however, tells a different story, pointing to the possibility of prices falling further still.
The divergence between the two analytical frameworks leaves traders weighing a long-run statistical model against near-term derivatives positioning.
What the Power-Law Model Actually Shows The power-law model applies a mathematical relationship between Bitcoin's price and time, producing a long-run price corridor that flattens as the asset matures.
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