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Resolution criteria

This market resolves to Yes if the price of Bitcoin (BTC/USD) reaches or exceeds $105,000.00 before the price of crude oil drops strictly below $80.00 per barrel. It resolves to No if crude oil drops below $80.00 per barrel first.

• Bitcoin price source: Evaluated using spot BTC/USD on CoinGecko or major spot exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase). An intra-day high of $\ge $105,000.00$ triggers the threshold.

• Crude oil price source: Unless specified otherwise by the creator, crude oil refers to front-month WTI Crude Oil futures traded on NYMEX (TradingView: CL1! / MarketWatch: CL.1). If the creator intends Brent Crude instead, they should clarify before trades accumulate; otherwise, NYMEX WTI front-month intraday trade price serves as the primary benchmark. An intraday price strictly below $$80.00$ triggers the oil condition.

• Timing: Whichever threshold is hit first chronologically according to exchange timestamp data determines the outcome. If neither condition is met by an agreed-upon expiration date, the creator should specify a long-stop date or resolve according to whichever threshold was closest by percentage.

Background

Bitcoin (BTC) and crude oil represent two volatile macro asset classes driven by distinct fundamental forces. Bitcoin price action is heavily dictated by liquidity conditions, monetary policy expectations, crypto-market halving cycles, and spot ETF inflows. In contrast, crude oil prices are driven by OPEC+ output decisions, geopolitical conflict, global manufacturing activity, and inventory data reported by agencies like the EIA. Both front-month WTI and Brent benchmark contracts fluctuate widely around macro shifts in global demand and supply.

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