Will Bitcoin reach $65,000 before September?

what happened at the end? Outcome yes so final high price means only 'high' instead of close price?

If RFK Jr. had endorsed Trump in September, I think this one would have hit No. Tough to watch so close to the end.

we’re going to 70k this week anyway so this whole thing is pretty moot

the final high of a specified 1-minute candle cannot be anything else than "close" price of the candle

Dispute it then.

What's the final low of a candle then?

u can see in similair shares its about the 'high' price not the 'close' price. :( but yea thanks for the confusion i got some profit of it ;)

lmaoooo

It's not written the candle has to close ABOVE 65K. Just have to reach it as high. The bears have to assume and pay. Thanks.

pussy Kaz, dispute it!

Hi newbs, Do not let @Kaz confuse you. Either brain dead or trying to manipulate. Welcome for saving you money

dispute it if you think its wrong

i wont judge you

the proposer would like that to happen xd

The fact that they specified a 1 minute candle having a final high price of 65k or more obviously refers to a clsoe

Thx for the pump letting me get a better exit

lmao

lol

kek

The rules refer to 2 specific things: The 1 minute chart and a “Final High” of 65k or more. The definition of finality is the fact or impression of being an irreversible ending. “Final high” can be considered to mean “irreversible high”, aka, a close. If the price just had to reach 65k regardless of anything, the word final would not be included because that would just be intentionally confusing. Also, they would not necessarily rely on the 1 minute chart since any chart would do. There’s a reason “final” was included in “final high” and there is a reason the 1 minute chart is specifically being used here. The rules qualify bitcoin reaching 65k as a close on the 1 minute chart because realistically speaking, that’s a very reasonable way to qualify that metric. However, that did not happen.

now THAT is crazy.

final is just an unnecessary word that got both sides confused, the person creating this market could have put the word "final" in thinking it might help with understanding, when in reality it very much did the opposite

Now this is just a market for people who can read and people who can't. Prior taking money from former lol

apsalar thanks you too

thanks.

Final high means the high that is final. Is there a high at 65k or above? Yes. Is it final? Yes. Rest is bla bla

the 1 min candle closed at 64,947, which is lower than 65,000... what is confusing here?

the rules say high, not close. It hit a high of 65000.00

final high literally means close.

stfu SILF. Rip your money once again!!!

it says final... why does it say final if doesnt mean final?

"Close" means close or last price. Final high means "high" that's final. It could be revised technically. Plus it isn't final till the candle closed

@kaz i don't see the reply button but final high doesn't even make sense to mean the close, final high probably means the high of the candle by candle close. the rules clarify they mean the high in the 2nd paragraph

@kaz. And as I've said, the quotation marks gave it away at first glance without overthinking it. That means the refer to a specific term. Which is literally the "high" of a candle stick

What's wrong? No longer supporting that position?

The rules refer to 2 specific things: The 1 minute chart and a “Final High” of 65k or more. The definition of finality is the fact or impression of being an irreversible ending. “Final high” can be considered to mean “irreversible high”, aka, a close. There’s a reason “final” was included in “final high” and there is a reason the 1 minute chart is specifically being used here. It’s obvious the rules are says there needs to be a close at or above 65k on the minute chart. If the price just had to reach 65k regardless of anything, the word final would not be included because that would just be intentionally confusing. Also, they would not necessarily rely on the 1 minute chart since any chart would do. The rules qualify bitcoin reaching 65k as a close on the 1 minute chart because realistically speaking, that’s a very reasonable way to qualify that metric. However, that did not happen.

Tell me this: if the final high is in fact the close, why didn't they use final price or one minute close? The close isn't a range, it's one number, so what's the meaning of final high as opposed to final low or final price??? Exactly, if they meant close, they would write close (or final price)

I'm not disputing that they should have been more clear. Nevertheless, they wrote final high

Wait so is it done or not? Kinda new to this so dont fully understand.. isnt supouse to go to review already?

Someone's going to come along and review it eventually. You might get lucky and get to sell your nos for a pittance due to the resolution taking a bit

I dont care about the 1$ so might just hold it to see how it goes

The ending is obvious

damn kaz rallying the troops lol

"...if any Binance 1 minute candle...has a final "High" price of $65,000.00 or higher." You can't ignore final here. You also have to consider that they are using the 1 minute chart specifically. If all it had to do was touch 65k even for a second, they would have just worded the rules like that and used any time charts since it doesn't matter which one you use in that case.