This market was automatically settled Aug 12, 2026, 3:19 PM UTC
Eth at 2500 in 24 hrs
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<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user is asking if Ethereum (ETH) will reach $2500 in USDT on Binance within 24 hours, with the market closing on August 12, 2026, at 06:58 UTC. The resolution criteria depend on the ETH/USDT price at that exact settlement time. Now, both Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 provided their analyses. Resolver 1 checked the Binance kline data and noted that at 06:57 UTC, the 1-minute candle closed at $1887.48, and the next candle started a bit lower. That's way below $2500, so they concluded "No" (option 1) is the answer. Resolver 2 followed a similar approach, querying Binance's official API for the 1-minute candles around the settlement time. They confirmed that both the closing price of the last candle before settlement and the prices during the settlement minute were significantly below $2500. The key point here is the use of Binance's official data as the source, which both resolvers did correctly. The resolution criteria specifically mention the last traded price on Binance at settlement time. Since the price didn't meet or exceed $2500 at that moment, the "No" option wins. There's no conflict between the two resolvers; they both arrived at the same conclusion using the same methodology. I need to check if there's any discrepancy in their data or any reason to doubt the Binance data's accuracy. Both resolvers cited direct API queries from Binance, which are reliable. Also, the timing is precise—they're looking at the exact minute boundaries. There's no indication that the data is conflicting or that there's an error in their approach. Since the market's resolution is based solely on the price at that specific moment and both resolvers confirm it's under $2500, the answer should be 1 ("No"). No further evidence is needed, and there's no possibility that the event is unresolved here. The market can be conclusively settled based on the provided data. </think> ANSWER: No
Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the ETH/USDT price on Binance is at or above $2,500.00 at the market's settlement time. - "No": Wins if the ETH/USDT price on Binance is below $2,500.00 at the market's settlement time. Clarifications: - The $2,500.00 threshold is evaluated using the last traded price of ETH/USDT on Binance at the moment of settlement, not an average or high/low over any period.
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