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What price will Bitcoin hit in August?

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What price will Bitcoin hit in August?

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Current leader
Bitcoin dip to $62,500 in August 79%
Largest 24h move
Bitcoin reach $65,000 in August -21%
24h volume
536.3K
Liquidity
1.2M

Top candidates

20 outcomes

Bitcoin dip to $62,500 in August

79%

+17% 24h

Bitcoin reach $65,000 in August

72%

-21% 24h

Bitcoin dip to $60,000 in August

39%

+10% 24h

Bitcoin reach $67,500 in August

38%

-18% 24h

Bitcoin dip to $57,500 in August

19%

+5% 24h

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Bitcoin reach $70,000 in August

16%

-15%

Bitcoin dip to $55,000 in August

9%

+1%

Bitcoin reach $72,500 in August

7%

-8%

Bitcoin dip to $52,500 in August

5%

+1%

Bitcoin reach $75,000 in August

3%

-3%

Bitcoin dip to $47,500 in August

3%

-0%

Bitcoin dip to $50,000 in August

2%

-0%

Bitcoin reach $77,500 in August

2%

-1%

Bitcoin dip to $45,000 in August

2%

0%

Bitcoin reach $80,000 in August

1%

-0%

Bitcoin reach $82,500 in August

1%

0%

Bitcoin dip to $42,500 in August

1%

+0%

Bitcoin reach $85,000 in August

1%

Bitcoin dip to $40,000 in August

1%

+0%

Bitcoin reach $100,000 in August

0%

0%

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What price will Bitcoin hit in August?

Living timeline · 3 significant updates

Sharp move with no clear public catalyst yet

Odds chart

Candidate probability over time

Story so far

Limited confidence

Bitcoin’s August $67,500 Yes contract drifted down from 51.5% to 35.5% between August 4 and August 11, with volume rising over the same span. The movement suggests weakening confidence in the target, but the draft entry does not confirm a single driver.

The latest move is visible, but the public source trail is still thin.

Latest update

Sharp move with no clear public catalyst yet

Bitcoin dip to $60,000 in August moved lower from 51.5% to 43.5% (-8.0 points) between 2026-08-04T09:30:11.566Z and 2026-08-11T19:03:07.521Z; there is no clear public catalyst yet.

Why this matters

Market moves can show where expectations are changing. PolySays adds the source trail so the price is not treated as proof on its own.

Known catalysts

  • Bullish headlines appear to have lost momentum.
  • Related coverage mentioned traders turning bullish.
  • Related coverage mentioned BTC rising despite a crypto bill delay.
  • No single confirmed catalyst is identified in the draft entry.

Unresolved questions

  • Whether the decline reflects broader BTC price action or only contract-specific positioning.
  • Whether the crypto bill delay materially affected sentiment or was just background context.
  • Whether any later headlines reversed or accelerated the drift after August 11.

People and institutions to watch

BitcoinBitcoin $67,500 in August contractCrypto bill delay

Source trail

No public sources are attached yet.

Living timeline

Significant updates

  1. The "Bitcoin dip to $60,000 in August" outcome in "What price will Bitcoin hit in August?" made a sharp move from 51.5% to 43.5% between 2026-08-04T09:30:11.566Z and 2026-08-11T19:03:07.521Z. PolySays has not found a clear public news source, official statement, or other confirmed catalyst that explains the timing of this move. The move may reflect private interpretation, social discussion, liquidity conditions, or information that has not yet appeared in reliable public sources.

    What changed

    The market repriced by -8.0 points, but the public narrative has not caught up with a confirmed explanation.

    What to watch next

    Watch for official statements, later reporting, social posts that become verifiable public context, and whether volume or the new probability level holds in later snapshots.

    Sources

    No external sources are attached yet.

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