The #Decred S2F model developed in Phase 1 proposal provides an indicative 'fair value model' for $DCR.
Taking the ratio with Price gives us an indication of large deviations from the mean.
Currently, Price is 1.5 standard deviations from the model, a zone of mean reversion.
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@TarasBob@MikeMcDonald89 Those companies have many orders of magnitude more active users (not to mention things like IP). Not at all comparable. Plus, switching costs for FB is high, but pretty much non-existent for L1s that apps run on, they are just under the hood rails after all.
@Mepslol@MikeMcDonald89@TarasBob Congratulations, you answered your own question. Unlike ETH, the value proposition of BTC is not so much about the apps built on it.
@tokenstate First 3 BTC halving decreased emissions from 28% to <2%, ETH merge is 4% to 0.4%. Sure both decrease emissions by ~90%, but you think those are the same? There is a reason BTC halving have diminishing effects. If ETH decreases to 0% instead, is that an infinite halving?
@iwearahoodie@BarrySilbert Bc BTC is fungible, price discrepancies can be arbed away, even across a fractured marketplace. You canβt do that so easily with NFTs, price discovery would be deterred.
@_Checkmatey_@glassnode I went through it as well! We were more like at 7.5k there.
Regardless, don't think most would agree that further >50% drawdown and *1 year* just for price to get back to "late bear" *start* point = later part of bear cycle.
The pain hadn't even started at that point for me.
@_Checkmatey_@glassnode Not sure if I would say most damage was already done. There was still another >50% drawdown to come, (without a quick bounce back) and a full year for price to recover to the "late" bear entry point. Those were brutal times!