Its about price at the end of the day
Update 2025-11-20 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The market will resolve based on the Bitcoin price at the end of the day on November 20th in Paris (France) timezone (CET/CEST).
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Conflict of interest:
I profit from the switch to N/A as I had a small No position, so would've lost Mana otherwise
I might be the top pro-N/A guy around here
First of all: Thank you, @InvestorOakmont, you noticed you didn't fully specify clear criteria and, given the information you had, made the right choice to N/A this market.
What bothers me, at least a little? If Yes holders had been more vocal or quicker to comment, this might well have stayed a clear Yes. Or it might have turned into a case for the mods. In that situation, guidelines and lived practice would have been to tell the creator "It's perfectly within your judgement as creator to resolve this Yes" (Or "resolve No", as long as there is no obvious and deliberate misresolution, creators are given full power over their markets, no matter how unfair anything besides N/A would be). So while I applaud resolving this N/A, the way this depended on the commenters' determination and timing seems not optimal.
Pinging @dreev: I can now better understand one of your anti-N/A stances.
@deagol I guess this one is unclear depending on the price checker. Kalshi resolved above 88k which uses a benchmark real time index

@Mochi yes I do see CoinMarketCap above which is an index, although the chart granularity isn't great. And here's a few more below:
Binance

Bitstamp

Kraken

The only exchange I found above is Bitfinex but I haven't looked at more obscure ones.
@deagol For me I generally believe kalshi as the source of truth which uses the cfbenchmarks price https://www.cfbenchmarks.com/data/indices/BRTI?ref=blog.cfbenchmarks.com
With the various prices in different sites I feel this market should probably be NAed as there was no specified benchmark.
@mods can i get an opinion here? I don’t think this should resolve yes. As there is clear evidence of ambiguity for resolving this market either way without any prior specified resolution methodology in the description.
@Mochi whaat? Sorry but this is YES
Yesterday (for me, im french), bitcoin was below 88k
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If you want to discuss about this
@InvestorOakmont what is the source you are using to check the price? As you mentioned you are looking at the price at midnight which is 3pm PST, there were some platforms showing below 88k, some showing above 88k at exactly this time. In fact, Kalshi uses the real time aggregate index which showed above 88k at midnight time you specified. I don’t see how it was a clearly YES resolution.
@InvestorOakmont i can’t find the exact close price at midnight French time on google finance. I just see an average price which is not accurate. The point is that there are many conflicting sources of data for resolution here (yahoo, cfbenchmarks, bitfinex showing >88k, coinbase, kraken showing <88k.) And you never specified the resolution data source, so I think it’s unfair to just look at one data source and resolve the market that way.
@InvestorOakmont you can check the messages we have in this chat thread to see the conflicting evidence for resolving this market YES or NO without a specified data source. So I believe for the sake of fairness this should be NAed.
@Mochi Yes I completely agree, it's my fault for not having specified the source where I check (I thought it was the same everywhere and it surprises me that it is not)
I don't know how to change the results, if that's possible.
I'll clarify everything next time, I promise.
@InvestorOakmont thanks for understanding. Glad you agree. @mods could you help with changing the results? Thanks!
@Mochi @InvestorOakmont N/Aing as requested by the creator 👍 Thanks for the healthy convo and consensus y'all!





