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Bitcoin is on track to be one of the year's best performing assets, despite a recent retraction - but that's not stopped BTC bulls from fighting on Twitter.

The Bitcoin price has climbed through much of 2020, adding some 40%, with the bullish stock-to-flow model - that predicts a massive $288,000 BTC price before 2024 - working "like clockwork," according to its anonymous creator.

However, a number of high-profile bitcoin analysts and entrepreneurs have clashed over the stock-to-flow model this last week, with the anonymous PlanB accusing his critics of trying to unmask him and his model derided as "absolutely useless."

"The [stock-to-flow] model is based on the most fundamental errors which render it absolutely useless," warned Alex Kruger, an economist and cryptocurrency analyst, speaking over the phone.

The stock-to-flow pricing model, created by anonymous Twitter user PlanB, who claims to be a Dutch institutional investor with a legal and quantitative finance background that manages around $100 billion in assets and tweets from the handle @100trillionUSD, calculates a ratio based on the existing supply of an asset against how much is entering circulation.

Kruger, along with many other analysts in recent months, has warned the model is based on faulty comparisons and a "spurious relationship" between price and scarcity.

"The whole model rests on the wrong assumption that there is cointegration between price and scarcity," Kruger said, who explained that without cointegration it's "nonsensical to think that bitcoin stock-to-flow, a number that goes up programmatically, and everybody knows what it will be at any point in time, can be used to predict price."