Adam Livingston: Bitcoin amplification outperforms if entry beats existing trend level

Adam Livingston: Bitcoin amplification outperforms if entry beats existing trend level
Bitcoin amplification timing based on trend

Adam Livingston analyzes when it makes sense to add Bitcoin amplification to a portfolio. He notes that the relative position of Bitcoin to its trend at the time of amplification, rather than just the cost of capital, is the key determinant for outperformance.

Livingston has previously noted that investors pay $29 for every $1 of S&P 500 earnings, with the index showing a 3.45 percent yield before other factors are considered here. In a separate analysis, he pointed to the rise in U.S. national debt from $321 billion in 1966 to more than $40 trillion today here. These observations provide additional context for his current examination of Bitcoin strategies.

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