Prediction record

Hitcrypto

Bitcoin will NOT quickly recover to $64,000 within a few weeks

A scored record for Benjamin Cowen, made on .

VideoPrimary sourcecryptomarkets

Scored record

Hitcrypto

It's highly unlikely that something like that happens.

Bitcoin will NOT quickly recover to $64,000 within a few weeks

Made on
2021-05-19
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5
Contribution
+1.96

Criterion

Resolution status
resolved
Resolved on
2021-08-19

Bitcoin does not recover to $64,000 within roughly a few weeks of 2021-05-19 (by ~2021-08-19)

Negative claim: BTC does NOT quickly recover to $64k within ~a few weeks of 2021-05-19 (by ~2021-08-19). BTC stayed in the ~$30k–$48k range through that window and did not reclaim $64k until Oct/Nov 2021, so the no-recovery criterion holds.

Sources

  • Bitcoin Pep Talk

    YouTube ·

    Source

Outcome evidence

  • After the 2021-05-19 crash to ~$30,000, Bitcoin remained well below $64,000 through the summer, closing August 2021 at ~$47,167. It did not return above $64,000 until the October–November 2021 rally, long after the ~2021-08-19 (a-few-weeks) horizon.

    Evidence

  • Bitcoin closed October 2021 at ~$61,319, still just under the prior $64k peak, confirming that a return to $64k did not occur within a few weeks of 2021-05-19.

    Evidence

Corrections

  • tags: Scoreable Bitcoin recovery call: 'crypto' primary, 'markets' secondary; 'crypto' was absent.

Score contribution

+1.96
Confidence
90%
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5
Contribution
+1.96

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Provenance

Bitcoin will NOT quickly recover to $64,000 within a few we…
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
July 18, 2026
Made on
2021-05-19

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