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This month could be one for the record books. Back in 2021, we saw the wildest monthly swing — Bitcoin's range from peak to bottom hit $29,537. That was massive.



Now here's the thing: to beat that old record, BTC would need to climb all the way to $81,591 if we're talking linear charts. But flip to a logarithmic view? The math tells a different story. On that scale, the equivalent target drops to $56,057.

Why does this matter? Linear charts show absolute price moves, while log scales reveal percentage changes — and in crypto, percentage swings often paint a clearer picture of volatility. Whether we're chasing $81K or testing $56K, either scenario means we're in for some serious action.
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DeFiVeteranvip
· 2h ago
Log scale vs linear, here we go again. To be honest, both can be used; it mainly depends on whether the trading volume cooperates or not.
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ProofOfNothingvip
· 2h ago
This discussion on linear vs log can really confuse people, but to be honest, both 56k and 81k need to be bloodied up.
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MercilessHalalvip
· 2h ago
The technique of using linear and logarithmic charts is actually just a selective way to deceive retail investors...
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