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Long Term Update: 2022 Outlook with entropic methods

Every year i post an outlook using entropic methods explained in the technical section of this blog. Here you can find the 2015 , 2016,   2017,   2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021  forecast update, where you can find more information about this approach. Updated values for bitcoin (in brackets values of last year) using daily data since August 2010 (average data of 4 main exchanges when possible) .    BTC/USD Growth Factor G 1.00130 (1.00104) Shannon Probability P (see this as entropy ) 0.5254 (0.5232) Root mean square RMS (see this as volatility) 0.049 (0.055) Bitcoin’s entropic values versus the Usd improved during 2021,  the Growth Factor (G) grow to 1.00130% compounded daily or 160% yearly, higher then 1y ago. The optimal fraction of your total wealth to invest in bitcoin rised to 5.1%  (~0.5254*2=1.051 – 1 = 0.051 or 5.1% roundable to 5%). Volatility continues to drop year after year and that’s normal as bitcoin gets bigger and bigger so less prone to volatility. The BTCUSD growth fac...

What Is Emulation Hacking?

The term, emulation hacking, sounds a bit confusing doesn't it? For some readers who have tried game emulators, you will have somewhat of an idea what emulation hacking will be about. Though, it goes a step beyond gaming; this method of programming can emulate any kind of app settings on your device without actually changing your device's real settings. How can this be?! DOSBox emulates the command-line interface of DOS. The new programming language built around emulating software, EmulationSync emulates the configuration of other apps and programs, without the need to have the actual programs or apps on your device. In other words, EmulationSync tricks your device, not to mention websites, networks, servers and other devices (etc) into believing it has the actual program on your device! Huh?! Emulation hacking is when you write a program without a Graphics User Interface (GUI), that emulates configuration settings, often saved as a binary (.bin) or some other executable file. ...