To be resolved by the Coin Market Cap price (or a suitable alternative if that goes defunct before this becomes resolvable). Resolves at the next time the price at the resolution source shows either a price above $100k or below $10k, close date to be extended until then.
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@BoltonBailey Pat's big NO limits got me wondering if I may be reading the title wrong, and without a description I can't help but ask, even if it seems obvious to me. Sorry if it's silly:
Does this require BTC to hit (or exceed) $100k and then ("next") fall back to $10k in order to resolve YES? Or just hitting $100k (without first hitting $10k of course) is enough? Thanks.
@Stralor thanks, you might find this one interesting: https://manifold.markets/itsTomekK/will-bitcoin-ever-go-below-10000-ag?r=ZGVhZ29s
I've been accumulating YES there ("ever" is until USD collapses, whatever that means) but a couple bitheads just keep piling on and I donated all my dry powder.
Similar to https://manifold.markets/Gigacasting/will-bitcoin-reach-10k-before-it-re, but with a much nearer close date.