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Bitcoin should be crashing right now… but it isn’t.

4 extracted signals · 4 resolved · 0 still active

Jesse Eckel profile imageJesse Eckel10 Mar 2026, 01:30 UTC
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4
Eligible signals in this source
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0
Still being tracked
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4
Evaluable outcomes
Successful
4
Canonical correct result
Failed
0
Canonical failed result
Resolved success
100%
Open and excluded signals omitted
Source overview

AI-generated source summary

Despite broader market weakness attributed to Middle East conflict and oil price spikes, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are showing surprising resilience. The sustained strength in crypto, particularly Bitcoin, suggests a potential bottoming out and an inverse correlation to traditional markets. This divergence is attributed to factors like the "least oversold" NVT Z-score for Bitcoin and the unusual amount of liquidity from tax refunds boosting crypto assets, while risk assets like stocks and bonds are declining.

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  1. Original source published

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  2. First prediction resolved

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  4. Market predictions extracted

    4 eligible signals linked to this case.

  5. Outcome tracking started

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  6. Case evaluation completed

    All evaluable predictions in this case reached terminal outcomes.

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Jesse Eckel

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Historical success
52.4%
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