The math that most investors (not traders) use isn't necessarily about trying to predict the market, at least in the short term - but to get signals like "this company is over/undervalued compared to competitors or compared to the size of market its targeting" etc.
These types of analysis don't necessarily predict anything on their own especially in the short term, though they likely do have value in the long term when you stack up lots of these signals.
The problem with applying math to crypto investing (not trading) is that there's no market, no sales, no cash burn rate, no actual accounting going on to base a longer term thesis on.
These types of analysis don't necessarily predict anything on their own especially in the short term, though they likely do have value in the long term when you stack up lots of these signals.
The problem with applying math to crypto investing (not trading) is that there's no market, no sales, no cash burn rate, no actual accounting going on to base a longer term thesis on.