According to the Power Law model, Bitcoin is expected to reach $1 million by 2032. This model acts like a "crystal ball" for Bitcoin, being based on mathematics and physics, and provides more accurate long-term predictions for Bitcoin’s exchange rate trajectory than other models, such as Stock-to-Flow. By 2050, Bitcoin could surpass $10 million, assuming there is no hyperinflation of the US dollar. If hyperinflation occurs, new calculations would be required along with a precise assessment of its level to understand how Bitcoin’s exchange rate would behave.
https://charts.bitbo.io/long-term-power-law/If your 'remarkable' model is so great, why doesn't its chart look anything like Bitcoin's actual price history?