I prefer the lookintobitcoin one, but, unfortunately, it only updates at a resolution of one day, so it isn't necessarily showing the lowest price points.
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Clearly it's not arbitrary when LookIntoBitcoin have modified the logarithmic curve, and haven't referenced the fact it's arbitrary or lacks any scientific basis. Probably because it's a mathematical based curve, nothing to do with science. The irony being that a logarithmic curve in itself isn't arbitrary, it's simply how you style it (connect the dots), even if the original remains arbitrary and unchanged.
You didn't get me. The Log curve is an approximation of price history (logarithmic regression). That is the scientific part. But the rainbow is made by duplicating that curve parallel to itself with certain intervals that are not somehow "scientifically" linked to volatility, ATHs ant Lows.
does anyone here know how to calculate Trololo's equation?
It's on the moonmath site, on the right side above the chart once you click on "trolololo's 2014 Logarithmic Regression Projection": https://www.moonmath.win/
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Counterparty 9.56.0 released! Adds support for segwit, a bitcoin version bump, and many other improvements. All users running servers are encouraged to upgrade ASAP (hardfork ~January 7th) https://twitter.com/CounterpartyXCP/status/1078798546931994625
I'll have to read more about what SegWit support entails. I also noticed the following:
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Warning Update should be done with at least a week in advance of the hard fork (activation of Segwit is around Jan 7th 2019) as indexd-server takes 2-4 days to sync initially and build all the indexing data (some community members will be providing torrents for downloading the initial synced database to speed up this process).
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