Will Bitcoin be at least $80,500 on October 27?

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Resolved: Yes
Results Aug 26The market pays yes if the Brent crude closing price for August 21, 2026, as published by the St. Louis Fed FRED series DCOILBRENTEU, is at least $94.00 per barrel. FRED did not publish a value for August 21, 2026, so the most recent prior published value is from August 18, 2026, when Brent closed at $95.29 per barrel. Because $95.29 is greater than or equal to $94.00, the condition is met, so the market resolves to yes.
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The crowd was 67% sure, and they got it wrong.
Why: Extracted condition: Brent (DCOILBRENTEU) closing price for 2026-08-21 >= 94.00 USD/bbl (per FRED). Supplied FRED data shows no value for 2026-08-21, so per the rule use the most recent prior business day with a published FRED value. The most recent prior published FRED value in the supplied data is 2026-08-18 = 95.29 USD/bbl. Comparison: 95.29 >= 94.00 → condition met. Therefore outcome YES.
Source: fred.stlouisfed.orgSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledWith peace negotiations in the strait, it doesn't reach 94.
With Brent at 93.26, it's going to be a tight squeeze to reach 94 before the 21st. Given the recent volatility, I doubt it'll make it this time.

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