Quote from: hyudien on Today at 06:51:15 PM

Quote from: ariinv on Today at 05:22:29 PM

Forget all indicators , sentimental and fundamental discussion! Did any one calculate the theoretical value of BTC and identify its variance from the actual price?

Bitcoin will never be separated from technical, fundamental and sentimental analysis. Because the current price adrift behavior is due to supply and demand. Therefore, the actual price is of course the price you see today.

Ofc, this is so simple. People try to overcomplicate things.

Quote from: ariinv on Today at 07:11:30 PM

Real value refers to the nominal value when adjusted for inflation, meaning they are adjusted for general price level changes over time. If data are adjusted for inflation, then they are said to be real values.

I don't think this kind of analysis fits here.

For example, USD inflation over the last 12 years was 32%.

So, a 1 USD in 2010, should be now, adjusted to inflation, 1.32 USD.

But you cannot use this metric with bitcoin, because it really gained value beyond the 32% inflation over the last 12 years.

Bitcoin price in 2010 was something like 0.10 USD. But the actual price now isn't 0.13, but 40,000