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Kosta Ouzas examines why Bitcoin price simulations dip below a support line tied to mining costs, yet the real price never crosses it. He uses this pattern as a trading signal in his system.
Kosta Ouzas examines why Bitcoin price simulations dip below a support line tied to mining costs, yet the real price never crosses it. He uses this pattern as a trading signal in his system.
Sometimes in this simulation, you get parts that are below the trend line. These are the support line. But that it seems that there is something else. There is something that, you know, when, when you study these things, you're trying to make sense of what is going on. Right. One of the things that I'm trying to make sense is why we never cross it. Right. Even if statistically is possible. So probably there are some fundamental principle due to the cost of mining. So it's an additional regularity in Bitcoin that is difficult to simulate, but it's pretty good. It's a very powerful thing and it's kind of a basis of what we use as a tool for our trading system.
