Prediction record

50% outcomecrypto

Bitcoin reaches $100,000 (six figures) before the next halving (~April 2024)

A scored record for Benjamin Cowen, made on .

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Scored record

50% outcomecrypto

before the next having i think bitcoin will hit 100k okay so i do think it'll hit 100k before the next having

Bitcoin reaches $100,000 (six figures) before the next halving (~April 2024)

Made on
2021-05-28
Outcome
50% outcome
Importance
3 / 5
Contribution
+2.86

Criterion

Resolution status
resolved
Resolved on
2024-04-19

Bitcoin's price reaches or exceeds $100,000 at any point on or before the next halving (2024-04-19)

Criterion not met. Bitcoin's highest price at any point on or before the 2024-04-19 halving was ~$73,800 (2024-03-12), below the $100,000 threshold. BTC did not first reach $100k until December 2024, after the deadline.

Sources

  • Bitcoin Logarithmic Regression

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    Source

Outcome evidence

  • Bitcoin's pre-halving all-time high was ~$73,800 on 2024-03-12; it never reached or exceeded $100,000 at any point before the 2024 halving.

    Evidence

  • The 2024 Bitcoin halving occurred on 2024-04-19 (the deadline); the record high going into it was ~$73.8k, well short of six figures.

    Evidence

Corrections

  • tags: Bitcoin-to-$100k price call; dictionary requires 'crypto' primary with 'markets' secondary.

Score contribution

+2.86
Confidence
65%
Outcome
50% outcome
Importance
3 / 5
Contribution
+2.86

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Provenance

Bitcoin reaches $100,000 (six figures) before the next halv…
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
July 18, 2026
Made on
2021-05-28

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