Bitcoin’s price action at the end of 2019 was largely unexpected; the 40% surge towards $10,000 then the subsequent crash to the $6,000s caught many with their pants down, so to speak.<\/p>\n
But, there was at least one trader who called this turn of events: Filb Filb<\/a>, a pseudonymous cryptocurrency trader known for making some crazy accurate calls, including a forecast of a ~$3,000 price bottom in the 2018 bear market.<\/p>\n In October 2019, he published the chart on the left, which shows that his estimation was for BTC<\/a> to surge vertically to the $9,000s, then plunge to the low- to mid-$6,000s by December, to only recover back to $9,000 by January or February of this year.<\/a><\/p>\n Enough is enough..<\/p>\n Send it to $10k so i can collect my clout. pic.twitter.com\/G8EkNfkOyG<\/a><\/p>\n — filbfilb (@filbfilb) February 5, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n