A new all-time high is defined as Bitcoin's USD price (as reported by CoinGecko, using the 24-hour volume-weighted average) exceeding $69,000 — the prior all-time high set on November 10, 2021 — at any time before 23:59:59 UTC on December 31, 2026.

The market resolves 'Yes' if the price exceeds $69,000 at any single timestamp (to the second) before the deadline, regardless of subsequent price action or intraday volatility.

Resolution is based solely on CoinGecko’s BTC/USD 24h volume-weighted average price. If CoinGecko ceases operations before resolution, the fallback source is CoinMarketCap’s BTC/USD 24h volume-weighted average price, with timestamps verified via Wayback Machine or official API logs.

Yes — resolution depends only on the recorded price value and timestamp per the primary source, not duration, sustainability, or market consensus about legitimacy.