Here’s When the Bitcoin Bull Run is Starting, According to Ex-NBA Legend’s Dream with Satoshi

Satoshi Nakamoto could claim the title of world's richest man should Bitcoin perform as predicted

Former NBA legend Scottie Pippen continues to receive attention for his intriguing dreams, this time stirring the Bitcoin community with a tweet about a recent vision featuring Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin. 

On Saturday, Pippen shared on X (formerly Twitter) that Nakamoto visited him in a dream, saying, “The real Bitcoin bull run hasn’t even started yet. On November 15, 2024, when the supermoon rises, the Bulls will reign. That’s when everything changes.” 

This is not the first time the six-time NBA has shared such cryptic messages. On September 2, he tweeted about another dream where Satoshi allegedly predicted Bitcoin would reach $84,650 by November 5, 2024. These recurring ‘visions’ have become a pattern for Pippen, who seems to have taken on the role of a crypto-oracle in recent months.

Later, on September 5, he tweeted about an image sent to him in a dream, mentioning that he felt even more bullish on Bitcoin.

 “Satoshi Nakamoto sent me this image in my dream last night and said, ‘You’re not the only BULL that repeats history my friend.’” He stated.

Pippen’s engagement with the cryptocurrency world goes beyond his dream-inspired predictions. In early October, he shared a chart illustrating two distinct periods, one from 2020 and another from 2024, marked by notable price fluctuations following Federal Reserve rate cuts. Pippen’s analysis suggested that Bitcoin might experience a similar price appreciation in 2024 to during these previous bull runs.

That said, the former NBA star’s interest in digital assets isn’t limited to Bitcoin. In 2022, he garnered attention when his NFT collection, created in collaboration with Orange Comet, sold out in a remarkable 77 seconds on OpenSea. This successful foray into the NFT space highlights Pippen’s expanding involvement in various facets of blockchain technology.

Meanwhile, the pundit’s optimistic outlook for November aligns with sentiments shared by others in the cryptocurrency community. Analyst Aaron Crypto believes that Bitcoin’s post-halving consolidation has ended, noting that BTC is currently at levels reminiscent of January 2017 and November 2020. In a Sunday tweet, the pundit suggested that if Bitcoin surpasses $69,000 on a weekly basis, it could signal the end of the bearish trend.

Additionally, earlier this week, Matrixport analysts revised their February forecast for Bitcoin to reach $70,000 by year-end, calling it “too conservative.” They anticipate a breakout around the time of the U.S. elections.

Meanwhile, brokerage firm Bernstein projected that the leading cryptocurrency could climb to between $80,000 and $90,000 by the end of Q4, particularly if ***** wins the presidential race. Conversely, the firm noted that a victory for Harris could drag Bitcoin down to the $30,000 to $40,000 range.

At press time, BTC was trading at $68,713, reflecting a 0.62% increase over the past 24 hours and a 9% weekly gain.