Resolution criteria

• Resolution Source: This market will resolve based on the price of Bitcoin (BTC) in USD at 11:59 PM UTC on August 11, 2026. The primary source of truth will be the historical data/close price on CoinGecko or Yahoo Finance (BTC-USD).

• Interval Determinations:

  • Below $60,000: Resolves YES if the price is strictly less than $60,000.00.

  • $60,000 - $62,000: Resolves YES if the price is $\ge$ $60,000.00 and $\le$ $62,000.00.

  • $62,001 - $64,000: Resolves YES if the price is $\ge$ $62,000.01 and $\le$ $64,000.00.

  • $64,001 - $66,000: Resolves YES if the price is $\ge$ $64,000.01 and $\le$ $66,000.00.

  • $66,001 - $68,000: Resolves YES if the price is $\ge$ $66,000.01 and $\le$ $68,000.00.

  • Above $68,001: Resolves YES if the price is strictly greater than $68,000.00.

• Edge Cases: If the final price falls on a fractional boundary or in a gap not explicitly covered due to rounding, standard rounding to the nearest whole dollar will be used to determine the winning interval. As a DEPENDENT_MULTIPLE_CHOICE market, only the single correct price range will resolve to YES, and all other options will resolve to NO.

Background

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading in the mid-$64,000 range on August 11, 2026. Over the last six weeks, the market has seen consolidation, with prices fluctuating primarily between $58,000 and $65,000. Traders are currently weighing mixed macroeconomic signals, including upcoming U.S. inflation data, global liquidity trends, and shifting digital asset strategies by major corporate holders.

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