It Looks Flat Because The Power Law Looks Like A Pattern That Goes Up

19 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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A short-form transcript from a YouTube video by Kosta Ouzas discussing bitcoin price behavior: the speaker argues that large apparent bubbles are predictable and that even large nominal price moves (e.g., to $200k) are small relative to earlier cycle multiples, implying these dynamics predate institutional participation. The clip focuses on cycle scaling and the role of institutions in price formation.

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I think actually bitcoin, what is happening is that if anything, we don't have maybe these huge big bubbles. But that was kind of predictable, right? Remember, there is a decay and you could even predict because even if we. Let's say we went to 200k, right? Maybe we don't go to a 200k, but let's say we went to 200k, it's still nothing in comparison with the 1012 pair that we added the first cycle. So that was happening before the institution comes in.