Por quê: Extracted condition: Binance BTC/USDT spot price at 2026-09-22 22:00:00 UTC >= $82,000. Target instant: 2026-09-22T22:00:00Z. Observed value from supplied Binance hourly data (the data states each hour value is the price at that exact instant): 2026-09-22 22:00 UTC = $86,184. Comparison: 86,184 >= 82,000 → true. Therefore the market resolves YES.
Por quê: Multiple independent episode recaps published for the broadcast of 22 September 2026 (Programme.tv; Stars‑Actu; TéléStar; Le Figaro TVMag; Voici) report that Charlotte received the most votes at the 22 Sep council and was sent to "l'île des bannis" (the Isle of the Banished). The season notes in the supplied evidence (Survivor Wiki and the same recaps) describe the Isle of the Banished as a redemption/exile mechanism where voted‑out players remain in contention and may compete to re‑enter. Being sent to that isle is therefore not an irreversible removal; on 2026‑09‑22 Charlotte was exiled there but not permanently removed, so she counts as an active contestant as of 2026-09-22 23:59 CEST.
Por quê: Multiple independent recaps of the episode broadcast 22 September 2026 (Programme‑TV, Téléstar and Allociné) describe Yassin participating in the Yellow tribe’s activities (leading the raft/pirogue build, building a treehouse and admitting he 'foiré' the épreuve) and make clear the episode's elimination was Charlotte (sent to the Isle of the Banished). None of the supplied sources report Yassin being eliminated, withdrawn, medically evacuated or otherwise removed. Therefore, based on the provided evidence, Yassin was an active contestant on 2026-09-22 at 23:59 CEST.
Por quê: Multiple independent recaps of the episode broadcast in France on 2026-09-22 (TF1’s episode page and independent outlets) report that the contestant eliminated in Episode 5 was Charlotte and describe Maxime as captain/member of the red tribe that continued to win challenges. None of the supplied sources report Maxime being eliminated, withdrawn, medically evacuated, or otherwise removed in any episode aired up to 22 Sept 2026; earlier reports of his elimination referred to the season’s reversible “île des bannis” mechanic and subsequent coverage (episode 4) shows he returned to the main game. Therefore, as of broadcasts through 22 September 2026, Maxime remained an active contestant.
Por quê: Multiple independent, credible match reports (BBC, The Guardian, Sky Sports) and the official Billie Jean King Cup site report that Czechia defeated Great Britain 2-0 in the quarter-final played on 22 September 2026 (Marie Bouzkova beat Sonay Kartal; Linda Nosková beat Katie Boulter). Therefore Great Britain was not recorded as the overall winner of that tie.
Por quê: The episode recap for the show that aired 2026-09-22 (Programme‑TV) reports that Charlotte received three votes at the council and was 'éliminée' in that episode, but explicitly states she will "retrouvera Lola sur l'île des bannis" (i.e. go to the isle of the banished) rather than being a definitive/irreversible exit. The season's "île des bannis" / Isle of the Banished twist (season summary in the supplied Survivor Fandom page) is a redemption mechanism that keeps voted‑out contestants in contention and able to return. Therefore, although Charlotte was voted out at the end of the 22 Sep episode, she was not shown to have suffered an irreversible exit (medical evacuation or voluntary quit) and remained in the overall competition as of that episode's end.
Por quê: Multiple independent French TV recaps of the episode that aired on 2026-09-22 report that Charlotte — not Maxime — was the contestant eliminated in that episode and that Maxime was leading the red team and remained in the game. Programme‑TV's recap of the 22/09/2026 broadcast describes the Reds' victory under Maxime and states Charlotte was eliminated at council; Voici's recap (22/09/2026) likewise names Charlotte as the eliminated contestant; the Ouest‑France episode page lists the episode (aired 22 Sept) and the team composition with Maxime as red captain. None of the supplied sources report Maxime being eliminated, medically evacuated, or having quit during the 22 Sep broadcast, so at the end of that first‑run broadcast Maxime was still in the competition.
“O cara com um ego exagerado porque é o número 1 no seu pequeno ranking de Bronze deveria dar uma olhada nas estatísticas do verdadeiro número 1 do aplicativo 🤣 (maydrick)”
Por quê: Multiple independent, credible sources in the supplied evidence unambiguously report that Canada defeated France 3–1 in the Davis Cup Qualifiers tie in Quebec City, with Félix Auger‑Aliassime clinching the tie by beating Arthur Rinderknech. Therefore France was not the winning nation.
Por quê: Multiple independent recaps and the broadcaster’s pages for the episode aired 2026-09-22 show Yassin actively participating in that episode’s challenges (construction of a cabane/treehouse, involvement in the raft/pirogue) and explicitly name Charlotte as the contestant eliminated at the end of Episode 5. TF1 published a clip focused on Yassin the same evening and the TF1 episode page corresponds to the 22‑Sep‑2026 broadcast. None of the supplied sources reports Yassin being eliminated, medically evacuated, or voluntarily quitting during the episode. On the supplied evidence, Yassin was still competing at the end of the 22 September 2026 episode.
Por quê: Multiple independent, credible sources in the provided evidence report the final official result as Arsenal 1-0 HB Køge on 22 September 2026. UEFA's match list shows 'Arsenal 1-0 HB Køge Women', ESPN's match page shows the full-time score 1-0 with Mariona Caldentey scoring a 90'+3' penalty, and AS.com's live report states 'Match ends, Arsenal Women 1, HB Køge Women 0'. BBC live reporting also documents the late penalty and its conversion. These structured and natural-language reports name both teams and record Arsenal as the winner, so the correct settlement is YES.
Por quê: Multiple independent match reports in the supplied evidence record the final score as a 1–1 draw (not a Real Madrid win). UEFA's match page gives a full-time verdict describing the draw and lists Schröder (Real Madrid) and Karchaoui (PSG) as scorers; ESPN's match page and Flashscore also show the fixture finished Real Madrid 1–1 Paris Saint-Germain; the BBC live scoreboard in the evidence shows Real Madrid 1, Paris Saint-Germain 1 at Full time. Because the final result reported by these independent sources is a draw, Real Madrid were not the winning team.
Por quê: Multiple independent TV listings and press outlets in the supplied evidence (Purepeople, tv-programme.com, Coulisses‑TV, Mediasinfos, Feminactu, Toutelatele) report that W9 scheduled/diffused On connaît la chanson, presented by Laurence Boccolini, on 2026-09-22 with an on-air start time of 21:15 CEST (within the 21:00–21:30 window) and presented as a special devoted to the 1980s. Those same episode descriptions list twelve guest personalities (e.g. Julien Lepers; Philippe Risoli; Capucine Anav; Fabien Lecœuvre; Delphine Wespiser; Gwendal Marimoutou; Christophe Carrière; Valérie Damidot; Silvia Notargiacomo; Lionel Tim; Isabelle Morini‑Bosc; Jordan De Luxe), satisfying the requirement that by the end of the broadcast twelve distinct guests were listed as participants in the episode description/on‑screen information. No supplied source reports a cancellation or different start time, and three or more independent outlets corroborate the concrete, dated broadcast details, so the answer is YES.
Por quê: The supplied evidence contains no explicit, unconditional public announcement from President Zelensky, the Office of the President, the Ukrainian government, or the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense that Ukraine will suspend or pause offensive strikes into Russian territory nationwide. Instead, the sources show active Ukrainian offensive operations and only conditional or limited discussion of de‑escalation: ISW (Sept 15, 2026) records Ukrainian commanders publicly confirming ongoing counteroffensive operations and intermediate‑range strikes (including strikes into Russian/occupied territory). Reporting from Sept 22, 2026 (Independent, Sky, CTV) describes Zelensky discussing possible de‑escalation measures or a “freeze” on strikes against energy infrastructure as a conditional, negotiable step (e.g., “could halt them should Russia end its attacks”), not a formal, nationwide operational pause order. Because the evidence shows continued offensive activity and only conditional proposals — and no explicit nationwide suspension order — the correct settlement on the supplied material is NO.
Por quê: Multiple independent, contemporaneous sources report the Arsenal v HB Køge UEFA Women’s Champions League fixture was played at Meadow Park on 2026-09-22 and reached full-time, which implies an official kick-off occurred. UEFA’s fixtures/results listing records 'Arsenal 1-0 HB Køge' for 22 Sept 2026; the BBC live coverage documents live match events including a second-half restart and a full-time score; Sofascore shows the match as 'Full-time 1 - 0' with minute-by-minute events (including a 90+3' penalty); Reuters supplies a dated match photograph from Meadow Park on 22 Sept 2026. These independent accounts corroborate that the referee signalled the start of play on 2026-09-22 local time at the venue.
Por quê: Extracted condition: 'Why Did I Get Married Again?' is listed at position #1 on Netflix's Top 10 US Movie chart published on 2026-09-22 (the market rule specifies the chart published on Sep 22, 2026). Observed evidence from supplied data: Kalshi ticker KXNETFLIXRANKMOVIE-26SEP21-WHY shows Official status: finalized and Official finalized result: YES. The market's resolution rule requires this market to resolve identically to Kalshi only once Kalshi finalizes. Kalshi has finalized with YES, so the condition is satisfied and the market resolves YES.
Por quê: Extracted condition: 'Why Did I Get Married Again?' is #1 on the Netflix Top 10 US Movie chart published on Sep 22, 2026 (i.e., #1 for date 2026-09-21). Target date/window: 2026-09-21. Observed data (from Kalshi ticker KXNETFLIXRANKMOVIE-26SEP21-WHY): 'Official status: finalized' and 'Official finalized result: YES'. Comparison: Kalshi's market page is finalized with an official YES for the exact ticker that mirrors this condition, so the condition is satisfied and the market resolves YES.
Por quê: Extracted condition: The #1 Show on Netflix’s weekly Global 'Shows | English' chart published on 2026-09-22 must have >= 12,000,000 views, AND Kalshi ticker KXNETFLIXTOPVIEWSTV-26SEP21-12 must be finalized with official settlement 'YES'. Observations from supplied data: Kalshi market page shows Official status: finalized; Official finalized result: YES. Comparison: Kalshi's official finalized result equals the required 'finalized' with 'YES', and the supplied Kalshi text explicitly states that the 'Official finalized result' line is what may settle the mirrored market. The supplied data did not include Netflix's chart view-count itself, but Kalshi's official finalization is the settling signal per the market rules. Therefore outcome = YES.
Por quê: Extracted condition: 'Crew Girl: Season 1 is #1 on the Netflix Top 10 US Show on the chart published on Sep 22, 2026.' Target: Netflix Top 10 US chart published 2026-09-22 (for week ending 2026-09-21). Observed data: Kalshi ticker KXNETFLIXRANKSHOW-26SEP21-CRE shows Official status: finalized and Official finalized result: NO. The market rule requires settlement based on Kalshi's official finalized result for that ticker; Kalshi's finalized result is NO, so the market resolves NO.
Por quê: Extracted condition: the #1 show on Netflix's weekly Global 'Shows | English' chart published on 2026-09-22 has Views >= 15,000,000. Target date/window: chart published Sep 22, 2026. Observed evidence (supplied): Kalshi ticker KXNETFLIXTOPVIEWSTV-26SEP21-15 shows Official status: finalized and Official finalized result: NO. Comparison: Kalshi's authoritative finalized result is NO, therefore the condition (>=15,000,000 Views for the #1 show on the Sep 22, 2026 chart) was not met. Outcome: NO.
Por quê: Multiple independent reports from the supplied sources state that the Egyptian Eviction on Sept. 21, 2026 sent Melody Morris out and reduced the game to a Final 4 of Rick Devens, Dee Valladares, Drew Campbell and Taylor Brown, and that Taylor Brown subsequently won the Final‑4 Head of Household competition. Those contemporaneous accounts (live‑feed updates and spoiler reports) corroborate that Taylor remained an active houseguest and had not been evicted or formally removed as of the evening of 2026-09-21 (before 11:59 PM PT).
