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Hitcrypto

Bitcoin dominance reaches approximately 49% in the near term.

A scored prediction by Benjamin Cowen, made on .

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Scored prediction

Hitcrypto

I think we are going to be knocking on the door relatively soon of 49

Bitcoin dominance reaches approximately 49% in the near term.

Made on
2023-05-17
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5
Effect on score
+1.51

What counted as right

Status
resolved
Settled on
Not provided

Bitcoin dominance reaches ≥49% at any point on or before 2024-05-17.

Criterion (dominance ≥49% at any point on/before 2024-05-17) is met — reached by late 2023/January 2024 and sustained. Exact first-touch date depends on data provider and stablecoin-inclusion convention, so resolved_on left null; the ≥49% threshold is unambiguously crossed regardless of convention.

Sources

  • Bitcoin Dominance

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    Source

Evidence of what happened

  • BTC dominance rose steadily through H2 2023 and stood at ~49% around the January 2024 spot-ETF approval, then continued into the low-to-mid 50s through early 2024 — clearly ≥49% well before the 2024-05-17 deadline.

    Evidence

  • Dominance charts (CoinMarketCap/TradingView) confirm BTC dominance in the ~50%+ range across late 2023 and early 2024, inside the claim window.

    Evidence

Corrections

No public corrections.

Effect on the score

+1.51
How sure they sounded
65%
Outcome
Hit
Importance
2 / 5

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Where this came from

Bitcoin dominance reaches approximately 49% in the near ter…
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
August 2, 2026
Made on
2023-05-17

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