@FranklinBaldo this can resolve NO, even using the close data instead of the high/low. really think you should try to fix that, eventually it'll be a false YES.

@FranklinBaldo 🤔

@FranklinBaldo was trying to see how to get the prices shown in the linked data table, and seems to me they are all closing prices instead of highs (buy) or lows (sell) as specified in resolution criteria. The closing prices are from CoinGecko's Historical Data table, but I couldn't find high/low data other than hovering over the candlestick chart (cumbersome). This is what I'm looking at:

A minor thing is the sell date column appears offset by a day, maybe related to the fix you did for the buy column?

@FranklinBaldo did you have a chance to look at this? pretty significant, given the wide difference between buying high selling low vs. doing it at close.

@deagol sorry don't har time yet, but I will look into it.

@FranklinBaldo can resolve, thx.

@FranklinBaldo this one should be "selling on 2025-03-19"

@deagol thanks for spoting it, I am thinking in automate this market and hopefully avoid things like that

@deagol I fixed it

@FranklinBaldo the buy dates in the linked dashboard are on Tuesdays. Will you still use that data or derive the correct Monday and +30d prices?

@deagol funny, here ot me It shows buying and selling aligned to the answers of this market, can you give an example?

@FranklinBaldo weird, now it's good. will screenshot if i see it again.

@FranklinBaldo seems it happened after midnight UTC, maybe a local timezone conversion thing or who knows.

@deagol thanks, i changed it and think it is ok now. anyway i will try to be careful with edgecases