Why Using Samuel Benner’s Old Model for Crypto Is a Bad Idea

Some people are using Samuel Benner’s 1875 market chart—made for farm goods—to predict Bitcoin’s future, like a 2026 high point. This is a big mistake. Let’s see why.

Benner’s chart was for things like pork and corn, not digital money like Bitcoin, which started in 2009. Bitcoin depends on new tech, new rules, and how many people use it—things Benner never knew about. Using his old plan for crypto is like using a broken clock to check time today. It doesn’t fit!

They say 2023–2026 will have buying, excitement, then selling. But Bitcoin’s price jumps with things like famous tweets, new laws, or money changes—nothing like Benner’s time. They don’t show real numbers to prove it works for crypto.

This can trick new traders. The exciting words (“big hype,” 🚀) skip dangers like hacks or sudden drops. Crypto is new and wild, not like old markets. Benner’s chart is fun to look at, but it can’t help you win here.

Use fresh data and smart advice instead. Crypto’s future isn’t in an old book—it’s in today’s tech and markets. Be smart!

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