Bitcoin Model: Open-Source Simulation for Long-Term Bitcoin Strategies

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Introduction

Bitcoin Model is an open-source framework designed to simulate long-range outcomes of various Bitcoin strategies tailored for individuals, corporations, institutions, and nation-states. This versatile tool allows users to input custom assumptions, making it adaptable for diverse use cases.

Key Features

21-Year Macro Forecast with Micro Models

Customizable Parameters

"It might make sense just to get some in case it catches on. If enough people think the same way, that becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy."
— Satoshi Nakamoto (2009)

Model Applications

For Individuals

For Organizations

👉 Corporate Bitcoin treasury management best practices

Core Development Team

Getting Started

The model includes eight comprehensive modules:

  1. Introduction to Bitcoin economics
  2. Bitcoin fundamentals
  3. Macroeconomic modeling
  4. Individual investor strategies
  5. Corporate adoption frameworks
  6. Institutional implementation
  7. Nation-state adoption scenarios
  8. Special US economic case study

FAQ Section

How accurate are the projections?

The model provides directional guidance rather than precise predictions, focusing on relative outcomes across different strategy choices.

Why doesn't it model short-term volatility?

Bitcoin's volatility characteristics evolve over time. The model emphasizes long-term structural trends under various adoption scenarios.

Who should use this tool?

👉 Essential Bitcoin resources for all user types
The framework is designed for:

Important Disclaimer

The information contained herein represents one potential view of Bitcoin's future development among many possible outcomes. Users should:

The model's creators disclaim responsibility for any financial decisions made based on this information.