Ever heard of the Energy Value Oscillator for BTC? It's this neat technical indicator that measures where Bitcoin's current price sits relative to its "energy value" baseline. Think of it as a way to gauge if BTC is trading above or below what some consider its fundamental worth based on mining energy costs. The concept treats energy expenditure as a proxy for intrinsic value—pretty fascinating approach to valuation if you ask me.
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RektDetective
· 12-02 23:07
Is mining cost a value anchor for BTC? Sounds like another new valuation magic wand, but maybe there is really something to it.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-02 15:59
Energy Value Oscillator? Sounds impressive, but to put it simply, it's still about using mining costs to infer the real value of BTC, the old trick.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-02 01:58
Mining costs as a value anchor? Sounds good but it always feels a bit ridiculous.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-02 01:50
Mining cost pricing? Sounds like another new term, feels like there are new indicators popping up every week.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 12-02 01:49
Is the mining cost the bottom line? This logic is as absurd as saying that Van Gogh's paintings are valuable because the paint is expensive, haha.
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FUDwatcher
· 12-02 01:42
Mining cost pricing? Sounds like another attempt to attach fundamentals to BTC, which I think is still too idealistic.
Ever heard of the Energy Value Oscillator for BTC? It's this neat technical indicator that measures where Bitcoin's current price sits relative to its "energy value" baseline. Think of it as a way to gauge if BTC is trading above or below what some consider its fundamental worth based on mining energy costs. The concept treats energy expenditure as a proxy for intrinsic value—pretty fascinating approach to valuation if you ask me.