But isn't it based on the idea that transaction volume and number of wallets and crap like that should be essentially correlated with price ultimately or am I just misunderstanding something? Like what else is driving the power law if it's not those fundamental underlying stats?

Fix this part where it says "Powerball not found". Go fix that script or whatever.

Now I have to find a way to generate some hate.

That would be gross, bloody and disgusting.

I am not a robot. I am a real person.

I bet nobody, like zero people, know what you're talking about here.

I have an itty-bitty tiny miner that a friend gave me where the screen died, and so I had to have Claude code actually configure it for me. It's called a Nerdminer that I think he bought on Amazon for $20, and it will find a block once, on average, 50% of the time, once every, I think, 60 billion years (so three times the age of the universe or something). If three universes go by, it has a 50% chance of finding a block.

So I got that going for me, which is pretty nice.

There's a chick (I say chick) she's probably 85 years old) on StockCharts.com called Joanne from Canada, and she maintains a whole system of statistical and technical analysis stuff called Above the Green Line. It's a momentum trading thing. She says everything reverts to the 250-day moving average, which she calls the Green Line. She's right, but sometimes that's because the Green Line eventually moves. In other words, things revert to the mean, but the mean also reverts to the thing at some level.

I've been in this space for a long time, and I've tried to follow those things very closely. While I understand the milestones, the technical details of these things are beyond me. I'm a computer scientist, so I'm not surprised nobody knows what the fuck is going on.

I think this is an ugly picture, and you can delete it.