Prediction record

Hitmarkets

Ethereum reaches $750 to $900 within 12 to 18 months.

A scored record for Benjamin Cowen, made on .

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Scored record

Hitmarkets

โ€œi think there's a good chance over the next 12 to 18 months ether will will get to you know somewhere between 750 to 900โ€

Ethereum reaches $750 to $900 within 12 to 18 months.

Made on
2020-08-07
Outcome
Hit
Importance
3 / 5
Contribution
+2.27

Criterion

Resolution status
resolved
Resolved on
2021-01-03

Ethereum trades at or above $750 at any point by 2022-02-07.

Criterion (ETH at/above $750 at any point by 2022-02-07) is satisfied; ETH first reached $750 in early January 2021, roughly 5 months after the claim (made_on 2020-08-07). resolved_on set to the approximate first-crossing date in early January 2021.

Sources

  • Ethereum price retracing as Bitcoin price drops

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    Source

Outcome evidence

  • Ethereum crossed $750 in early January 2021 and continued far higher, reaching an all-time high of ~$4,878 on 2021-11-10 โ€” well within the deadline window (by 2022-02-07).

    Evidence

  • Ethereum price-history reporting confirming the ~$4,800 November 2021 all-time high, consistent with ETH well above the $750 threshold throughout 2021.

    Evidence

Corrections

No public corrections.

Score contribution

+2.27
Confidence
65%
Outcome
Hit
Importance
3 / 5
Contribution
+2.27

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Provenance

Ethereum reaches $750 to $900 within 12 to 18 months.
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
July 18, 2026
Made on
2020-08-07

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