Will Bitcoin be at least USD 81,000 on Binance?
48%
Stable · last 24h

72%
Stable · last 24h
Resolved: Yes
Results Sep 22The market pays yes if Clutch’s finalized archived numeric total for the local calendar day ending no later than September 22, 2026 shows at least 185.0 cumulative hours of Renfe long‑distance train delays, counting each train at most once by its single‑day peak and including only trains that reached five minutes or more of delay. Clutch’s finalized archived daily total for the day ending September 22, 2026 is 207.3 cumulative delay hours across 767 trains, computed by single‑day peaks and the 5+ minute rule. Because 207.3 is greater than 185.0, the condition is met and the market resolves yes.
How markets are built and settled72%
Final crowd probability
The crowd was 72% sure, and they nailed it.
Why: Extracted condition: Clutch's finalized archived numeric total for the local calendar day ending September 22, 2026 must be >=185.0 cumulative delay hours (count each Renfe long‑distance train at most once using its single‑day peak delay; include only trains that reached >=5 minutes delay). Target window/instant: local calendar day ending 2026-09-22 (data states coverage ending 2026-09-22 21:59 UTC). Observed value from Clutch's finalized archived daily total: 207.3 cumulative delay hours (finalized 2026-09-22 22:00 UTC) across 767 trains, counted per single-day peak when 5+ minutes late. Comparison: 207.3 >= 185.0 → YES.
Source: clutch.vipSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledIt's a yes clearly
Given that Renfe has already logged 188.2 cumulative delay hours today, it's very likely they'll exceed 185 hours by tomorrow. Call it a strong YES.
48%
Stable · last 24h

47%
Stable · last 24h
89%
+9% last 24h

58%
Stable · last 24h

40%
Stable · last 24h

78%
Stable · last 24h
Cookies on Clutch
We use cookies to measure how Clutch is used and to show ads. Nothing is tracked until you choose. Privacy Policy