Re: Summer dip?!, December price outcome? ---> JOIN and guess the price GO!
First:
It was an exciting last hour of the contest though, with a nice little pump.
I've never used Bitstamp, so how do I verify historic prices there? I found this graph and it looks like it's already in CET (which is my time zone too):
That puts the Bitcoin price at the end of the Summer dip December price prediction contest at $50,908.28.
Assuming either one of the prices ($50,908.28 or $50,943.93) is correct, Mbitr's prediction is by far the closest:
what will the price be on December 7th ...... 00.00 CET December 7th "2021"
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-BITSTAMP PRICE to be clear!!!
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-BITSTAMP PRICE to be clear!!!
Loyce will hopefully announce the winner fast 
I'm late to the party It was an exciting last hour of the contest though, with a nice little pump.I've never used Bitstamp, so how do I verify historic prices there? I found this graph and it looks like it's already in CET (which is my time zone too):
That puts the Bitcoin price at the end of the Summer dip December price prediction contest at $50,908.28.
But as per below graph BTC price on Bitstamp on 7th Dec 00:00 (CET +3 ~ 3:00 my local time) was $50943.93
As you can see, I got a slightly different number. Any other ways to check historic price data on Bitstamp for an exact price?Assuming either one of the prices ($50,908.28 or $50,943.93) is correct, Mbitr's prediction is by far the closest:
Prediction overview
230. $47,500 goldkingcoiner
231. $47,777 bitebits
232. $48,999 DdmrDdmr
233. $50,000 JanEmil
234. $51,000 Mbitr
235. $52,000 shahzadafzal
236. $53,300 Tytanowy Janusz
Congratulations Mbitr!230. $47,500 goldkingcoiner
231. $47,777 bitebits
232. $48,999 DdmrDdmr
233. $50,000 JanEmil
234. $51,000 Mbitr
235. $52,000 shahzadafzal
236. $53,300 Tytanowy Janusz
that means the winner is box 234 ( $50,444.06 - $51,452.93)
For the record: the "boxes" have nothing to do with the winner! See:You can still predict any price you want, your guess does not claim the entire 2% "box". The 2% is only meant to evenly spread out predictions, the "2% boxes" will be ignored when deciding who's closest to the winning price.
Example: User A predicts $505. User B predicts $512. If the Bitcoin price when the game ends is $509.35, User B is the winner.
Example: User A predicts $505. User B predicts $512. If the Bitcoin price when the game ends is $509.35, User B is the winner.
341. $420,000 pooya87
I had high hopes for you