$USUAL I humbly have to disagree with your analysis, because the price of cryptocurrencies depends on people's desire to buy them, not on geometry. I have also used geometry at times, but the problem with usual is that the price we see there is tainted and lacks validity because it carries the historical record subsequent to inflation.
In plain words: when usual was worth 1.60 there were about 200 million usuals and everyone wanted to buy the currency. now there are 500 million and no one wants to buy the currency. In other words, we can only fantasize about lateral movement, not bullishness.
In plain words: when usual was worth 1.60 there were about 200 million usuals and everyone wanted to buy the currency. now there are 500 million and no one wants to buy the currency. In other words, we can only fantasize about lateral movement, not bullishness.
