This market was automatically settled Jul 31, 2026, 8:26 AM UTC
Venice Token (VVV) closing price on July 30, 2026?
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Between $12.25 and $12.56
<think> Okay, let's tackle this. So the question is about the closing price of Venice Token (VVV) on July 30, 2026, according to CoinGecko. There are two resolvers providing conflicting answers. Resolver 1 says the closing price is $12.56 or above (option 0). Their reasoning is that the live CoinGecko page on July 31 shows a 24-hour low of $14.12, implying the close was in that range. But wait, the historical data on CoinGecko is a separate source. Also, Resolver 2 points to the historical data page where the close price for 2026-07-30 is listed as $12.36, which would fall into option 1. Hmm, but Resolver 1 tried accessing historical data but found cached data only up to July 17, so they used the live page. However, the resolution criteria specifically mentions CoinGecko's daily historical data. If Resolver 2 directly accessed the historical data for that exact date and found $12.36, that should be the correct source. But Resolver 1 says the historical data was stale, but Resolver 2 managed to get it. Wait, the problem states that the current time is July 31, so the historical data for July 30 should be available. The key point is that the resolution criteria says to use CoinGecko's historical data page. Resolver 2 provided a direct quote from that specific page's table for 2026-07-30. Resolver 1 couldn't get that data and used the live data instead. According to the rules, CoinGecko's historical data is suggested, but other sources can be valid. However, Resolver 2's approach is more direct. But there's a conflict. The resolvers are both using different sources. Which one is correct? The resolution criteria in step 2 says to use CoinGecko's historical data page. If Resolver 2 found the correct data there, that's definitive. However, Resolver 1's mention of the historical data page having cached data up to July 17 might be a red herring if Resolver 2 could access the specific date. Wait, Resolver 2 says the historical data page for the specific date shows $12.36. That's a direct match with the criteria. So even though Resolver 1 could only get live data, the correct source is the historical data. Therefore, Resolver 2 is more accurate. But Resolver 1's reasoning that the close is at the end of UTC day, so their 24-hour low argument may not apply here because CoinGecko's historical data includes the actual close. So if Resolver 2's data is accurate from the historical page, then $12.36 is correct. Therefore, the correct answer should be 1 (option 1), as Resolver 2's evidence is more directly aligned with the specified data source. The disagreement arises because Resolver 1 used a different method, but the resolution criteria explicitly points to the historical data. So I should go with Resolver 2's answer. </think> ANSWER: Between $12.25 and $12.56
QUESTION: What was the closing price of Venice Token (VVV) on July 30, 2026, according to CoinGecko's daily historical data? SETTLEMENT RULES: 1. You are an AI judge settling an information market. Determine the correct outcome using the data provided at the time of settlement. 2. Use the daily closing price as displayed on CoinGecko's historical data page for Venice Token (VVV) on July 30, 2026. 3. Use the exact value shown by CoinGecko without any additional rounding or modification. 4. Compare that value directly against the four outcome boundaries defined below. Every range is inclusive of its lower bound and exclusive of its upper bound: - "$12.56 or above" — close price greater than or equal to $12.56 - "Between $12.25 and $12.56" — close price greater than or equal to $12.25 AND strictly less than $12.56 - "Between $11.94 and $12.25" — close price greater than or equal to $11.94 AND strictly less than $12.25 - "Below $11.94" — close price strictly less than $11.94 5. Give your final answer as exactly one of the four outcome labels. DATA SOURCES: CoinGecko Venice Token Historical Data (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/venice-token/historical_data) POSSIBLE OUTCOMES — select one outcome exactly and output NOTHING else: $12.56 or above Between $12.25 and $12.56 Between $11.94 and $12.25 Below $11.94
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