World's Highest IQ Record Holder says Bitcoin will hit $220,000 in the next 45d

[PrivacyG]

Now how can someone with such brain ability be using his brain only for market predictions instead of giving us some super innovation like Edison, Tim Lee, Henry Ford and Satoshi has done? He's just a mess of an IQ.

High IQ does not guarantee innovation.  Even they can do stupid things and ruin their lives.

[She shining]

I normally consider him a joke and someone that would likely engage in scam especially when he talked about Creating Bitcoin for Jesus, something of that nature. IQ doesn't mean a person would be smart or make the right decision. And when you use a title do too much it starts losing it's value.

[X-ray]

Now how can someone with such brain ability be using his brain only for market predictions instead of giving us some super innovation like Edison, Tim Lee, Henry Ford and Satoshi has done? He's just a mess of an IQ.

High IQ does not guarantee innovation.  Even they can do stupid things and ruin their lives.

Time in the market beat high IQ, you can be solving every puzzle in the world but if you're not in the market long enough you will roundtrip.

As for me I don't really believe Bitcoin can hit $220k within the next 45 day.

Probably recover back to $100k for the best scenario and if market keep bullish, it can go up climbing from there.

[Outhue]

Puzzles can easily be solved for people with high IQ because its puzzle, they can't try the same thing with future price action, although I believe that if someone with high IQ can learn how to read charts it is likely that they will beat many professional traders, but at the same time market remains unpredictable too.

If someone who have high IQ was among the traders in the market on October they would have lost a lot of money just like many people did, having high IQ is welcome but it is not the same as seeing the future, many powerful people would still be alive today if they saw what happened in the future, they will be able to cheat death, accidents and assassination attempts on their lives.

[rdbase]

I normally consider him a joke and someone that would likely engage in scam especially when he talked about Creating Bitcoin for Jesus, something of that nature. IQ doesn't mean a person would be smart or make the right decision. And when you use a title do too much it starts losing it's value.

This part of the post on x I had only seen after the one I posted in the OP.
Why connect bitcoin's increase in price with a topic about religion?
Just that made it more of selling a dream of hope than a something based on pure fact.
If he did have anywhere near a high IQ then he would explain more of why he thinks it will reach this price on that certain date. But the way bitcoin's price has fallen since they made that post on x it really does look like he was just full of hot air is all.

[PrivacyG]

Time in the market beat high IQ, you can be solving every puzzle in the world but if you're not in the market long enough you will roundtrip.

Charts are generally made of patterns and high IQ means they are much better at recognizing them.  This could be why at first sight they may appear better at predicting the Markets and choosing the right timing.

[Agathamay]

He does not know what he is saying.

Let us begin the count down.

I’m counting down with you and it’s already 8 days gone which means we still have 37 more days and it will be a good happy new year

I’m already counting down with you oshosondy

[yhiaali3]

His statements make me doubt he holds the world record for the highest IQ!

How can he say Bitcoin will reach $220,000 in 45 days? Does he even know what he's talking about? I think he either doesn't know what he's talking about or this is old news.

If he hadn't specified a timeframe, his statement would have been quite reasonable, but to specify 45 days from now is simply nonsense, in my opinion.

[pooya87]

This is actually an excellent lesson learning moment for all of us. Random people on the internet should never be the source of any type of information for us. It should all be considered unreliable and false unless proven otherwise. Titles these people carry (like "highest IQ", "experts", "influencer", "analyst", "celebrity", "[b/m]illionare", "Schiff/Saylor/Trump",...) must not give what they say any kind of value whatsoever.

[chigo]

Time in the market beat high IQ, you can be solving every puzzle in the world but if you're not in the market long enough you will roundtrip.

Charts are generally made of patterns and high IQ means they are much better at recognizing them.  This could be why at first sight they may appear better at predicting the Markets and choosing the right timing.

Maybe they can read the chart very well because everything has a formula and tricks, but the rise or fall of the bitcoin price is purely influenced by purchasing power, now we see that the bitcoin price in the market is influenced by the large purchasing power of investors and when they will buy it cannot be predicted, and to be able to guess it correctly, a high IQ alone will never be enough, but if the person in the OP is a psychic whose vision has been proven to be 100% accurate then I will believe it lol (just kidding)

[Fiatless]

This is actually an excellent lesson learning moment for all of us. Random people on the internet should never be the source of any type of information for us. It should all be considered unreliable and false unless proven otherwise. Titles these people carry (like "highest IQ", "experts", "influencer", "analyst", "celebrity", "[b/m]illionare", "Schiff/Saylor/Trump",...) must not give what they say any kind of value whatsoever.

He is just a fraud using Bitcoin to gain attention. At least it has worked for him because many of us never knew who YoungHoon Kim was until we saw this thread. He also calls himself the grand master of memory which I find funny. Anyone who pays attention to titles or positions would be easily scammed or deceived.

Those who are knowledgeable about a thing don't care about titles. Their impact and contribution to the field will give them the attention or respect they deserve.

[nemesis_incarnate]

This is actually an excellent lesson learning moment for all of us. Random people on the internet should never be the source of any type of information for us. It should all be considered unreliable and false unless proven otherwise. Titles these people carry (like "highest IQ", "experts", "influencer", "analyst", "celebrity", "[b/m]illionare", "Schiff/Saylor/Trump",...) must not give what they say any kind of value whatsoever.

Agreed through and through.

No matter who says what, you do what you do not because of them, but because you believe in what you want, think, and will do. All the information we gain is to be analyzed, tested, but not to be applied as the truth on the get-go.

[GigaBit]

This news released today from the world's record holder with the highest I.Q says BTC will hit $220k in 45 days from now.

It may be that Bitcoin will rise to 220k in the next 45 days or not, but we can be sure that Bitcoin will be bullish. The current price of Bitcoin has fallen drastically, those who are increasing their investment can definitely expect a good return. It would be a bit difficult for me at this point to think that the price of Bitcoin will increase within the period in which the mentioned person talked about the bullish movement of Bitcoin. Those who are interested in investing in Bitcoin based only on his words or speculation should quickly come back from that idea. Bitcoin is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

[Mahanton]

Time in the market beat high IQ, you can be solving every puzzle in the world but if you're not in the market long enough you will roundtrip.

Charts are generally made of patterns and high IQ means they are much better at recognizing them.  This could be why at first sight they may appear better at predicting the Markets and choosing the right timing.

Maybe they can read the chart very well because everything has a formula and tricks, but the rise or fall of the bitcoin price is purely influenced by purchasing power, now we see that the bitcoin price in the market is influenced by the large purchasing power of investors and when they will buy it cannot be predicted, and to be able to guess it correctly, a high IQ alone will never be enough, but if the person in the OP is a psychic whose vision has been proven to be 100% accurate then I will believe it lol (just kidding)

The key difference between intelligence and experience when it comes to markets high iq might help someone recognize price patterns faster or understand economic concepts deeply but that doesn’t automatically make them a successful investor because markets don’t move purely on logic they move on human behavior emotion and collective psychology and those can’t be calculated precisely.

A person who stays in the market for years learns the rhythm of volatility the patience needed to survive corrections and the discipline to stick through uncertainty that long term exposure builds intuition something that no chart or iq score can replicate even the best analysis can fail if you exit too early or panic during drawdowns. Bitcoin especially doesn’t follow strict mathematical logic it reacts to demand speculation institutional interest and macroeconomic pressure no one can predict exactly when large buyers will enter or exit so the real edge isn’t perfect prediction but persistence those who hold long enough through multiple cycles often end up outperforming even the smartest short term traders.

[Agathamay]

This is actually an excellent lesson learning moment for all of us. Random people on the internet should never be the source of any type of information for us. It should all be considered unreliable and false unless proven otherwise. Titles these people carry (like "highest IQ", "experts", "influencer", "analyst", "celebrity", "[b/m]illionare", "Schiff/Saylor/Trump",...) must not give what they say any kind of value whatsoever.

Generally, informations from the internet should be treated with extreme scrutiny and caution because everyone is an actor now with a ring light and a camera and microphone.
Financial dealings should be done carefully on the internet except you’re ready to take losses because scams comes in absolutely different ways which even includes hiring influencers and bloggers as well.

He might have high IQ but that doesn’t guaranty him to make predictions of such amount for bitcoin, everyone is seeking fame.

[nemesis_incarnate]

^ Yep, that's true.

No amount of funds, fame, or IQ equals the analysis we should do ourselves to decide on what to do next.

[LogitechMouse]

This news released today from the world's record holder with the highest I.Q says BTC will hit $220k in 45 days from now.
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Could this be a bullish sign to come going into the new year?

He might be holding the record of world's highest IQ, but he doesn't know anything about Bitcoin... or let's just say that he has little knowledge about it.

Like what I'm saying in the past, what he's saying is just a prediction, and anybody can give a prediction, and will have the same probabilities as what he said. Will Bitcoin reach $220,000 in 45 days? Hell, no and if he makes a prediction, at least he needs to back it up with some proofs or statements at least so that it at least become realistic, but none. Realistically speaking, an increase like that in just 6 weeks is impossible to happen. There's not that much liquidity being injected to the market currently to tell that it will reach that price. Also, let's not forget that meme coin despite the volume being down already is also sucking some liquidity that's is supposed to be put into top altcoins and maybe Bitcoin.

Overall, this is impossible, but let him do the talking. At the end of the day, it's the internet, and everybody has the freedom to say anything, and everybody has the freedom to predict just some random numbers and tell it to the public.

[tread93]

This news released today from the world's record holder with the highest I.Q says BTC will hit $220k in 45 days from now.

https://x.com/BitcoinArchive/status/1990393994170257725

Could this be a bullish sign to come going into the new year?

Dude this would be so damn epic haha I hope that this happens. I would probably get myself in a much better spot and eliminate all of my debt and feel ao much lighter. Ive been holding and holding and holding and there are parts of my coin that I won't ever part with but I am holding out to sell a nice chunk and cover some of my liabilities

[tsaroz]

These highly bullish or highly bearish predictions are not uncommon. We can't ignore the high volatility of bitcoin either. If bitcoin can decrease 20% in a matter of week, it can have more steeper climb as well.
But for most of us investing and trading it bitcoins, we should not go all in for hype but have a system that would keep us safe and profiting in small rise and fall as well as those unexpected swings.
Personally, I believe bitcoin would eventually hit 200K in 2026, things are going in its favor and the overall distrust into current investments and fiat has propelled the interest in crypto and mostly in bitcoin. If there's an economic depression, bitcoin price could still go down but it could be the first to recover and reach an all time high whatever be the situation.

[NotATether]

Personally, I believe bitcoin would eventually hit 200K in 2026, things are going in its favor and the overall distrust into current investments and fiat has propelled the interest in crypto and mostly in bitcoin. If there's an economic depression, bitcoin price could still go down but it could be the first to recover and reach an all time high whatever be the situation.

Well in that case, I suggest adjusting your prediction, because this high-IQ guy thinks that Bitcoin will hit $220k around this day next month.

Both of which are absurd predictions by the way. It is more likely that we never see six-digit bitcoin prices again until 2027.