Kosta Ouzas argues that Bitcoin price action, while appearing chaotic, exhibits an underlying order visible on a log–log chart where lows align along a straight trend line described by a Power Law. He presents this pattern as a decision-making compass — a probabilistic guide for scaling into positions near deep-value levels (the historical bottoms), while warning it does not guarantee bounces and must be used with risk-aware judgment.
Bitcoin looks chaotic, but hidden in the chaos is actually order. On a log log chart, its lowest points line up along a straight trend line. The bottom 1% of its history creates a kind of flaw. Now, this isn't magic. It's math. Our system treats this as a compass. Not a prophecy, but a guide. When price approaches this level, we're ready to act with precision. We scale in defensively, knowing value is likely high. But we never assume it can't go lower. Even the strongest compass can't stop a storm. The Power Law shows us where deep value might exist. It doesn't guarantee a bounce. It gives us context for risk. Respect the compass, but navigate with judgment, because trading on faith alone is how you end up lost at sea.
