What exponent (power) does the speaker say appears in the power-law model?

Kosta OuzasCEO Minotaur Trading Systems

We Probably The Law Is Try To Show The General Trend Of Bitcoin Using These

5 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Kosta Ouzas shows how a power-law equation models Bitcoin's price over time. A straight line on log-log scales reveals the pattern: y = X^p, where the exponent is about 5.8. This simple formula captures most of Bitcoin's long-term behavior.

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Approximately 5.8 (described as "close to 6")

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Straight line means we have a power law. So you can actually write an equation. And that equation usually is y equal X. In this case, case X is time to some kind of a power. The power in this case is a number that is close to 6, you know, 5.8 to something like that. Now that, that equation, that simple equation, it's really amazing because through a simple equation, you can express the majority of the action of Bitcoin over the long term.