A speaker explains a method to estimate Bitcoin's "fair price" by performing a regression on the logarithm of price against the logarithm of time, referring to a log-linear chart where logged price vs time appears curved rather than a straight line.
There are different ways that you could calculate what is called the fair price of Bitcoin, but that is what we consider at the moment, probably one of the best. It's like a regression that we do using this idea, right, of taking the log of the price and the log of the time. It doesn't look like a straight line in this graph because it's a lot. What is called a log linear chart, right? I take a log of a Y, I take the X of a time, and it looks curved.
