I should also say that I don't think a B.S. in physics gives you anywhere near what is required to develop fractal or Fibonacci or whatever analysis on bitcoins.
To do this well, in my opinion, you would need a PhD in Finance with a background heavy in algorithmic techniques.
In computer science we call that type of analysis data mining. It is the process of modeling data using a variety of methods in order to make accurate predictions. And no, you don' t need a PhD in finance to do analysis like that. Physicists developed the mathematical basis of most data mining techniques, as they needed it to extract models from piles of experimental data. Mendelbrot's fractals and Fibonacci's sequences (and many other contributions) we developed by mathematicians studying nature and are widely applied mathematics techniques that finance has adopted.
Data mining and signal processing techniques are well known and understood by many more people than the dollar jockeys.
A B.S. in physics means that you know a little bit about all of physics but nothing very well.
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