One year later. BTC has zero gains in dollar terms. Pretty wild 2025. Low ~$78k. High ~ 125k. 200 day rolling average is ~109k. A model (hypothetical): BTC will do a 30% gain per year (given a duration of 3-5 years). Currently we are up ~ 420% over the last five years = 37.9% average yearly return. If we see growth of 30% /yr over the next 5 years, we’d double twice. At ~100k today that’d be ~400k in 5 years. At $78k (low of 2025) a twice double is ~ $275k. So is BTC expensive right now? Best I can figure is that 91k is a fair value. At ~$65k per BTC it would be a better value. Suppose then $40k is extreme value. 🤷🏻‍♂️ How are you thinking of fair value for BTC? Let us know in the comments.

@Lauren of Light ☀️ saw this reposted from a year ago. Well said.

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Forgot to add 2 1/2 teaspoons of salt to my sourdough bread dough. Still worth eating just not quite as flavorful.

Really enjoyed Tron Aries. Go see it if you like that sort of thing.

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