Price Forecast Tools

Multi-model Bitcoin price forecasting using Power Law, linear regression, and moving average extrapolation

Price Forecast Tools

Multiple price forecasting models for 1-year Bitcoin outlook

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White area: Historical price | Colored dashed lines: Forecast models

⚠️ Forecasts are estimates, not guarantees. Use for analysis, not financial advice.

Power Law Model

Long-term

Bitcoin's historical growth

Linear Trend

Recent data

Last 365 days

MA Extrapolation

Conservative

200-day average based

Important Disclaimer: These forecasts are mathematical models based on historical data and do not account for market events, regulation, macroeconomic factors, or black swan events. The Power Law model uses Bitcoin's entire history, Linear Trend uses recent data, and MA models extrapolate moving averages. All models have significant uncertainty. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.

Forecast: 4 mathematical models predicting 1-year price outlook

Understanding Price Forecast Models

Price Forecast Tools combine multiple mathematical models to project Bitcoin's potential price trajectory over the next year. Unlike single-metric indicators, this chart displays four different forecasting approaches simultaneously, providing a range of possible outcomes based on historical patterns and statistical methods.

The four models represent different time horizons and assumptions: Power Law uses Bitcoin's entire 15+ year history to model long-term exponential growth; Linear Trend analyzes recent momentum from the past year; Conservative MA projects steady growth from the 200-day moving average; and Aggressive MA models accelerated bull market expansion. Each model has different confidence levels and historical accuracy.

By showing all models together, traders can assess consensus (when models converge) versus uncertainty (when they diverge). Wide spreads between forecasts indicate higher market uncertainty, while tight clustering suggests stronger conviction about future direction. This multi-model approach mirrors how professional analysts combine various methodologies for robust predictions.

Key Features:

• Four Forecast Models: Power Law, Linear Trend, Conservative MA, and Aggressive MA for comprehensive outlook.
• Real-time Comparison: See all forecasts simultaneously against historical price action.
• Statistical Confidence: Each model labeled with confidence level based on historical accuracy.
• Range Analysis: Instantly see best-case, worst-case, and average scenarios.

How to Use Forecast Models

Assess Consensus:

When all four models cluster around similar prices, there's stronger conviction about the forecast. When models diverge significantly, uncertainty is high. Use tight consensus as higher confidence, wide spreads as signals to wait for clarity.

Weight by Confidence:

Power Law (High confidence) uses 15+ years of data and captures Bitcoin's long-term exponential growth. Conservative MA (High confidence) is grounded in current market structure. Linear Trend (Medium) and Aggressive (Low) are more speculative. Weight your analysis accordingly.

Scenario Planning:

Use the forecast range (min to max) for risk management. Plan for the conservative scenario as your base case, average as likely outcome, and aggressive as upside possibility. Never invest based solely on the most optimistic forecast.

Combine with Other Indicators:

Forecasts are mathematical projections, not crystal balls. Use alongside Fear & Greed Index for sentiment, Pi Cycle Top for timing, and Rainbow Chart for valuation zones. Forecasts work best when confirmed by multiple indicators.

Pro Tips:

• Forecasts are most reliable during stable market conditions
• Black swan events (regulation, hacks, macro crashes) invalidate all models
• Power Law model has highest long-term accuracy (75%+)
• Treat aggressive forecasts as "best case" not "expected case"
• Update your analysis monthly as new data becomes available
• Wide forecast spreads = Higher risk, tighter spreads = More clarity
• Never make financial decisions based on forecasts alone
• Historical accuracy ≠ Future performance guarantee

Model Methodology

Power Law uses log-log regression on Bitcoin's entire price history from 2009, fitting Price = A × (days since genesis)^n. Linear Trend performs exponential regression on the most recent 365 days. Conservative MA extrapolates the 200-day moving average at ~0.15% daily growth (historical bear/consolidation rate). Aggressive MA uses ~0.3% daily growth (historical bull market rate). All models use logarithmic scale for proper exponential visualization. Forecasts extend 1 year (365 days) from current date.

Models

365d

Forecast Horizon

Log

Scale (Required)

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