Yes

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user wants to know if the SOL-USD price on Coinbase would reach $100 or more at the settlement time, which is when the market closed on September 1, 2026 at 11:24 UTC. Resolver 1 checked the candle data for that exact time. They mentioned that the open was $102.21, close was $102.20, and the low was $102.12. All these are above $100. So, according to them, it's a "Yes," which is option 0. Resolver 2 did a similar check. They looked up the same settlement time and the same Coinbase data. They found the same numbers: open, high, low, close all around $102.20. Their conclusion is also option 0, "Yes." Both resolvers are using the same data source, Coinbase's product candles, and they both confirm the price was above $100. The resolution criteria are clear: if the price is at or above $100 at the settlement time, "Yes" wins. Since both reports show the price was significantly higher, there's no conflict here. No evidence is missing here. The data is from the specified source, and both resolvers agree. There's no mention of the event not being resolved yet. The settlement time was in the past (since current time is 19:36 UTC, hours after), so it's safe to say the event has concluded. No reason to doubt the data. Both reports are detailed and reference the same API documentation and data points. So the answer should be 0. </think> ANSWER: Yes

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the SOL-USD spot price on Coinbase is at or above $100.00 at the market's settlement time. - "No": Wins if the SOL-USD spot price on Coinbase is below $100.00 at the market's settlement time.