No

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user wants to know if Bitcoin reached $85,000 on Coinbase before September 15, 2026. The resolvers have conflicting reports, but both seem to agree on the same answer. Resolver 1 says the highest price during the period was $82,283 on September 3, and the price never hit $85k. They checked daily highs up to September 15, and all were below the threshold. Resolver 2 also looked at Coinbase's daily candle data and confirmed the same peak of $82,283. They even extended their check a bit to include the entire UTC days before market creation, but still found no data above $85k. Both resolvers are using the same data source, Coinbase's official API, which they explain records the daily high as the maximum price in the bucket. If the daily highs are all below $85k, then Bitcoin didn't touch that level at any point during those days. The market close is on September 16, 2026, but the event was supposed to be resolved up to September 15, 23:59 UTC. Both resolvers agree that the entire observation period has passed, so the event is complete. Since neither resolver found any instance where BTC-USD reached the required amount, the "No" option (1) should be the correct answer. The evidence provided by both is solid, using the same authoritative data sources, so there's no reason to doubt their findings. I don't see any flaws in their reasoning, so the answer is 1. </think> ANSWER: No

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if BTC-USD on Coinbase trades at or above $85,000 at any point before Sep 15, 2026, 23:59 UTC. - "No": Wins if BTC-USD on Coinbase does not reach $85,000 at any point before Sep 15, 2026, 23:59 UTC. Clarifications: - "Reach $85,000" means the spot price of BTC-USD on Coinbase touches or exceeds $85,000.00 USD at any moment during the observation window (up to and including Sep 15, 2026, 23:59 UTC), not only at the settlement time.