Quote from: bitLeap on September 02, 2025, 11:03:46 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on August 31, 2025, 08:58:29 PM

Quote from: Zwei on August 31, 2025, 06:30:59 PM

one strategy you can start using is to wait until there are only a few hours before predictions deadline, then snipe the bitcoin price at that time.
if the price does not go up and down much in the following days, you will have a higher chance to win.

That’s a good strategy, but personally, I believe in the "wisdom of the crowd" theory and tend to apply it whenever I participate in prediction contests (whether it’s a bitcoin price prediction or anything else).
What I do is to wait for the last moment before the deadline and calculate the average of all the submitted predictions (sum of all predictions devided by the number of submissions). The result will be my prediction.

Theoretically, this would work if other participants do their own research and don’t just submit random numbers. Also, the more participants there are, the closer the average will get to the actual price.

I agree where predictions are submitted 1 hour before closing, but honestly, I often get confused when adjusting for the time difference between OP and my time. So to be sure, the probability of price accuracy is mostly hard. If I'm not mistaken, predictions are now closed, right?

I hope the price stays at $109,370.40. Grin

Unfortunately, the price goes to $111k-$112k. And that really hurt when we already put our predictions and then the price just goes up.

In any case, best of luck to all of us, it has been locked already and hopefully any of us here can win the price.

As for the time difference, I usually got to predict early, although it has some disadvantage, but it eases me to compute for the last day or the last hour of the prediction so I just put it somewhere I can think on where the price will go.