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the square function number of users times the average transaction value. 94% of the bitcoin moved over the past four years is explained by that equation.
It does't make sense for me about a mathematical equation of 94% explained bitcoin price in this article.
If I'd like to predict a bitcoin price of following day using this equation, is this as following?
square function number of users × the average transaction value
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square number of unique addresses per day ×
(trade volume(USD) per day / number of transactions per day)
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604,054^2 × (597,502,689 / 271,995) = 801,644,073,110,452
date: 2017/11/14 00:00
Here's an inline link to [reference unique addresses (https://blockchain.info/charts/n-unique-addresses?timespan=30days)
Here's an inline link to [reference trade volume] (https://blockchain.info/ja/charts/trade-volume?timespan=30days)
Here's an inline link to [reference transactions] (https://blockchain.info/ja/charts/n-transactions?timespan=30days)
Answer is very huge number. Could someone explain that concretely where the wrong is?
Thank you
