A short excerpt from a YouTube presentation (by Kosta Ouzas) describing liquidity as an oscillator and asserting a measurable delay between liquidity and Bitcoin price. The speaker reports that, from their statistical studies, an approximately 85-day delay is optimal (with possible variation to ~90–100 days) and that this lag enables projecting future price direction.
It's a way of looking at, you know, basically an oscillator. So the orange is the liquidity. The reason why we can project in the future. Again, many of you are familiar, maybe some of you don't know, is that it looks like there is a a delay between the liquidity and the price. People debate what this delay is. I found 85 days based on all my statistical studies to be optimal for for delay. It's never one precise things. It could be 90 days, 100 days. But there is a delay event is cool because you can look ahead and tell where we are going.
