These types of correlation analysis charts have been trending in the community recently, but honestly, many of them seem to be overfitted data with carefully selected time frames—just like the hyped M2-to-BTC comparison chart. However, some insist that this chart is genuinely insightful, and upon closer inspection, it does make some sense. The question is, can this kind of analysis accurately predict future movements? The key still depends on whether the business cycle can continue to support this wave of BTC market performance. The market is always looking for the perfect correlation indicator, but data can lie in ways far more complex than we imagine.
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FarmToRiches
· 01-10 15:54
Data can be deceptive, and time frames can be even more misleading... These charts look logical and well-founded, but in reality, they are just illusions created by forced fitting.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-10 15:54
Data can be deceptive, but the desire to break even is even stronger. When I just looked at that M2 chart, I couldn't help but laugh. Choosing the optimal time frame is the best, it's the same principle as me grabbing free airdrops and selling at the highest price.
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BlockImposter
· 01-10 15:52
Data can be deceiving, really. I've seen all kinds of charts. The key is to look at the cycle, otherwise it's just self-deception.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 01-10 15:34
Data can be deceiving, but we still can't help but look... Charts are like that; choosing the right time frame can predict anything. It's hilarious.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-10 15:31
Data can really be deceptive, but then again, some people just buy into it. As long as the chart looks good, that's all that matters.
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Web3Educator
· 01-10 15:25
ngl the m2 correlation thing was literally peak data cherry-picking... but yeah this one does hit different when u squint at it 🤔 cycle theory's carrying harder than people admit tho
These types of correlation analysis charts have been trending in the community recently, but honestly, many of them seem to be overfitted data with carefully selected time frames—just like the hyped M2-to-BTC comparison chart. However, some insist that this chart is genuinely insightful, and upon closer inspection, it does make some sense. The question is, can this kind of analysis accurately predict future movements? The key still depends on whether the business cycle can continue to support this wave of BTC market performance. The market is always looking for the perfect correlation indicator, but data can lie in ways far more complex than we imagine.