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Hitcrypto

Bitcoin moves up going into summer 2020

A scored prediction by Benjamin Cowen, made on .

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Scored prediction

Hitcrypto

there's also the chance and the very likely chance but we move up from here into the summer just like we did last summer

Bitcoin moves up going into summer 2020

Made on
2020-06-05
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5
Effect on score
+1.96

What counted as right

Status
resolved
Settled on
2020-09-30

BTC's price is higher going into/through summer 2020 (by ~2020-09-30) than at the time of utterance (~$9,500 on 2020-06-05).

Criterion (BTC higher going into/through summer 2020 by ~2020-09-30 than ~$9,500 on 2020-06-05) met: end-of-window price ~$10,784 exceeds the reference, and the summer trajectory was net upward.

Sources

  • Bitcoin nears $10k - which way will it break?

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    Source

Evidence of what happened

  • BTC closed at ~$10,784 on September 30, 2020 — higher than the ~$9,500 reference level at the time of utterance (2020-06-05).

    Evidence

  • During summer 2020 BTC rallied above $10,000 (late July) and into the ~$11k–12k area in August before consolidating, consistent with an upward move going into/through summer 2020.

    Evidence

Corrections

  • tags: Bitcoin price/direction call: 'crypto' primary, 'markets' secondary.

Effect on the score

+1.96
How sure they sounded
90%
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5

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Where this came from

Bitcoin moves up going into summer 2020
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
August 2, 2026
Made on
2020-06-05

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