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Cool chart showing diminishing returns.... not reflecting bear markets but instead smoothened out results. This chart is courtesy of Cern Basher friend of the channel.

So I asked myself, what does this mean in terms of price? REM CAGR is all powerful.

Well here we go:

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MasterChief

What does this look like inflation adjusted?

Lance

This chart looks like the opposite of Tesla’s that goes up exponentially.

exCinera

Should I plug these values into the Retire On Bitcoin Model?

TW

Would love to see the same analysis for MSTR

Starman

I think this is a fair APPROXIMATION over the time scale. Sure it won't be smooth, but zooming out this looks reasonable. As @masterchief says though. Let's see an inflation adjusted version.

TequilaB

"Trees don't grow to the sky." The adage taken from a German proverb is often used by financiers to warn that there are natural limits to upward growth. Growth leads to maturity and, inevitably, decline. Just the skeptic in me, as it becomes more and more accepted, and popular, I worry.

JobberWokker

You don't have to worry for a long while. In the interim, keep your eyes open for opportunities!

David Starsky

According to the Power Law Year CAGR 2025 1.4397 2026 1.4092 2027 1.3826 2028 1.3592 2029 1.3385 2030 1.3200 2031 1.3034 2032 1.2885 2033 1.2750 2034 1.2626 2035 1.2513 2036 1.2410 2037 1.2315 2038 1.2226 2039 1.2145 2040 1.2069 2041 1.1998 2042 1.1932 2043 1.1870 2044 1.1812

Ian's Vog

I wonder how much will be worth $1 dollar by then? Will it have the same buying power as Turkish lira🤣 We may be able to buy a loaf of bread with $1 million dollars by then..