That's right. I recall suggesting something for that but I don't recall what it was.

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I thought you did look at that and found no supporting evidence.  (Re: effect of bitcoin-usd price)

Eh, I remember it being tricky because it gets absorbed into the time effects.  So while I don't find any strong evidence for price mattering, I didn't find evidence against either.  I'd probably have to change the specification if I wanted to investigate that, because 

 gets absorbed into the time fixed effects.

Sort of a weird critique, considering that's orders of magnitude larger than most econ experiments.

I think the critique was more about generalizability than statistical power.  I am absolutely sure this is gonna be a critique a referee is gonna make.

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> I thought you did look at that and found no supporting evidence.  (Re: effect of bitcoin-usd price)

Eh, I remember it being tricky because it gets absorbed into the time effects.  So while I don't find any strong evidence for price mattering, I didn't find evidence against either.  I'd probably have to change the specification if I wanted to investigate that, because $$\log P_t Z_{it} = \log P_t + \log Z_{it}$$ and $$\log P_t$$ gets absorbed into the time fixed effects.

> Sort of a weird critique, considering that's orders of magnitude larger than most econ experiments.

I think the critique was more about generalizability than statistical power.  I am absolutely sure this is gonna be a critique a referee is gonna make.