Aug 29, 2026 · 40 min · 12 segments
In this episode, I interviewed several people at Bitcoin Asia 2026. Timestamps: 00:00 - Interview with Adam Poulton 06:28 Interview with Giovanni Santostasi 15:18 Interview Jeff Walton of Strive…
Stephan LiveraHost
Alex B.Guest
Adam PoultonGuestSo some other scholars, they actually publish a paper and they say, if you are within six months from now, the best prediction is price today equal price tomorrow.
It's the most trivial type of prediction because Bitcoin has a property it's called autocorrelation.
So the price today is not going to be very different from the price tomorrow.
Now, they showed that if you go beyond six months, the power law beats anything.
But if you're interested in what it's going to do six months from now or beyond, the power law beats any other approach.
It's a professor from Portugal, from a university in Portugal, who just published a paper on this topic.

Okay, and then is it fair to say that it's something like a... there's like a pull back towards the simple power law, Q50.
you stretch it too much in one direction or another, it wants to come back.

you see that as like that simple power law trend line is kind of the simplest... kind of longer term projection and just generally it'll be above and below, but there'll be kind of times you kind of come back to.
So some other scholars, they actually publish a paper and they say, if you are within six months from now, the best prediction is price today equal price tomorrow.
It's the most trivial type of prediction because Bitcoin has a property it's called autocorrelation.
So the price today is not going to be very different from the price tomorrow.
Now, they showed that if you go beyond six months, the power law beats anything.
But if you're interested in what it's going to do six months from now or beyond, the power law beats any other approach.
It's a professor from Portugal, from a university in Portugal, who just published a paper on this topic.

Okay, and then is it fair to say that it's something like a... there's like a pull back towards the simple power law, Q50.
you stretch it too much in one direction or another, it wants to come back.

you see that as like that simple power law trend line is kind of the simplest... kind of longer term projection and just generally it'll be above and below, but there'll be kind of times you kind of come back to.
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