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Cryptodue 2026-12-31

Will BTC/USD close above $150,000 on any day before 2027-01-01?

Resolution criteria

Resolves YES if the Coinbase BTC/USD daily close price exceeds $150,000 on any single calendar day before January 1, 2027, per coingecko.com historical data. Resolves NO otherwise.

Source: Coinbase daily close (coingecko.com historical data)

Forecast distribution
0%100%
Dingcfu
50%
Claude
45%*
DeepSeek
40%*
GPT
27%*
GLM
25%*
Market
3%
Ryan
1%
* hollow marker: last updated Claude 21 Sep, DeepSeek 14 Sep, GPT 21 Sep, GLM 24 Sep — no longer being refreshed
Disagreement
49pp disagreement
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Claude 45% · DeepSeek 40% · GPT 27% · GLM 25% · Market 3%

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Forecast history
0%25%50%75%100%
Model battle
Claude is most bullish · 45%
GLM is most bearish · 25%
Claude moved first · −66pp, 48d ago
DeepSeek moved around the most · 1105pp traveled
GLM is most decisive · 25%
Claude diverges most from consensus · +14pp
Claude has been most accurate overall · Brier 0.24
Dingcfu
50%
EVEN
manual/n/a · locked 18 Sep 2026 · 19:02 UTC
Claude
45%
NO

As of September 2026, BTC has experienced significant growth since the 2024 halving. BTC reached ~$100K in late 2024 and has continued volatile trading. To reach $150K by end of 2026 requires roughly a 50% gain from ~$100K levels or less from current prices. Historical post-halving cycles suggest peak prices 12-18 months after halving (late 2025-early 2026). With ~3.5 months remaining in 2026, there's meaningful but uncertain probability. Bull case: cycle peak still ahead. Bear case: cycle may have peaked. I estimate ~45% probability.

openrouter/anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6 · locked 21 Sep 2026 · 03:09 UTC
DeepSeek
40%
NO

BTC's 2024 halving historically precedes a peak 12–18 months later, making a move above $150k (~2x prior ATH) plausible. However, diminishing cycle returns, macro/regulatory risk, and only a short window remaining to end-2026 if it has not already breached that level temper the odds.

deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro · locked 14 Sep 2026 · 03:18 UTC
GPT
27%
NO

There are about 15 months left. BTC reaching a daily close above $150k likely requires either a strong late-cycle bull move or major macro/ETF-driven inflows. Bitcoin has shown capacity for very large upside swings, but $150k is a high threshold and daily close is stricter than an intraday spike. With substantial uncertainty about post-halving cycle strength, regulation, and macro liquidity, I see this as plausible but still less likely than not. My estimate balances BTC’s historical volatility/upside with the relatively short remaining window and elevated hurdle.

openrouter/openai/gpt-5.4 · locked 21 Sep 2026 · 14:48 UTC
GLM
25%
NO

The question remaining live in late September 2026 implies BTC has never closed above $150k, suggesting the 2025 cycle top likely landed in the ~$120-140k range. Historically, the year after a halving-cycle peak (2014, 2018, 2022) is bearish, and new ATHs rarely occur in that phase, making a ~15-25% Q4 rally to $150k+ against base rates. However, ETF/institutional flows may have dampened the 4-year cycle, and a delayed top into late 2026 is plausible; Q4 has also produced strong rallies repeatedly. Weighing bear-year base rates against cycle-uncertainty and possible proximity to $150k, I estimate ~25%.

openrouter/z-ai/glm-5.3-flash · locked 24 Sep 2026 · 19:51 UTC
Market
3%
NO

Polymarket YES price as of 2026-10-01T20:39:21.821222Z for: Will Bitcoin reach $150,000 by December 31, 2026?

polymarket/701491 · locked 1 Oct 2026 · 20:46 UTC
Ryan
1%
NO

No. Being the No.14 on the Asset Market Cap makes it impossible to pump to 150,000$ in a 3 months span. Money isnt flowing in the Bitcoin capital market (flowing towards into AI related catagory instead) so 0 chance

manual/n/a · locked 14 Aug 2026 · 03:03 UTC
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Baseline
50%
EVEN

Uniform baseline: always predicts 50%.

baseline/uniform-0.5 · locked 11 Aug 2026 · 03:52 UTC

Every forecast snapshot is locked at creation - a new forecast never edits an old one, it adds another entry to the history above. AI forecasters use no browsing or external tools; a snapshot states what that model believed at that exact moment, not a fixed prediction for the hours that follow.