No

<think> Okay, let's see here. The market question is whether Bitcoin's price on Coinbase hits $100,000 within a 24-hour window. The resolution criteria says it's based on the spot price reaching or exceeding that amount at any point during the market window. Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 both checked Coinbase's data using hourly candlesticks. Resolver 1 states that the highest was around $81,720. Resolver 2 also found the same maximum hourly high. Both used the Coinbase Exchange API data, which includes the high prices for each hour. Since the high for each hour is the maximum in that bucket, and the highest across all those was just $81k, which is way below $100k, it means the target wasn't met. I need to make sure they didn't miss any data. Resolver 2 even checked a slightly extended period to ensure coverage. The fact that both independently arrive at the same conclusion with the same data source strengthens the reliability. There's no conflicting evidence here. So the answer should be "No", option 1. </think> ANSWER: No

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the BTC-USD spot price on Coinbase reaches or exceeds $100,000.00 USD at any point during the 24-hour market window ending at the market's settlement time. - "No": Wins if the BTC-USD spot price on Coinbase does not reach $100,000.00 USD at any point during the 24-hour market window ending at the market's settlement time. Clarifications: - The 24-hour window is measured from market open to the market's settlement time; a single confirmed trade or spot price tick at or above $100,000.00 on Coinbase during that window is sufficient for "Yes" to win.