The Call That Shouldn’t Have Been Possible
Specifically, Mandell said, months in advance, that Bitcoin would close at exactly $84,000 on March 14, 2025 (Pi Day).
Where did it close? Well, the exact closing price depends on the specific data source or exchange used…
But a couple did hit the $84,000 mark on the nose…
And the average seems to be around $83,998.
If you’ve ever traded, you know that even the best analysts give predictions with wide margins. Maybe Bitcoin would hit $80,000 in Q1. Possibly $100,000 sometime in 2025.
But Mandell? He gave a precise date, price, and time—down to the minute.
And then, impossibly, Bitcoin did that….
The odds of this happening randomly are approximately one in "don’t be ridiculous."
Obviously, people scrambled for explanations.
How did he know? No market manipulation could have engineered this (right?). Traders obsess over ranges, support levels, resistance points. No one predicts exact numbers.
The X-Twittersphere has settled on four distinct possibilities:
- He’s a time traveler
- He’s a market insider
- We live in a simulation
- He found a four-leaf clover
Mandell, for his part, doesn’t help dispel the mystery.
He plays into it, dropping cryptic hints. He talks about “memories of something that happened 30 years ago,” implying he’s seen this before.
He retweets theories on quantum physics, the multiverse, and numerology, hinting that some are “getting warm.”
(His next prediction? $100,000… and then, it seems, $440,000.)
It’s a rabbit hole.
One, for sanity’s sake, we can’t afford to travel too deep down this week.
Until next time,
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