Between $13.30 and $13.90

<think> Okay, let's tackle this. The market question is about the closing price of Venice Token (VVV) on July 26, 2026, according to CoinGecko. The resolution criteria specify using CoinGecko's daily closing price on that date. The options are four ranges, and I need to determine which one the closing price falls into. Resolver 1 says the close was above $13.90. They looked at live data on July 27 and the 24-hour range. The live price was $15.21, 24h range was $14.12–$15.66, 7d range low was $14.08. They infer that the close on the 26th was above $13.90 because all these figures are higher. However, they mention the CoinGecko historical page only went up to July 17, so maybe they used the 24-hour data from the live page. But the historical data page might have the exact close, which Resolver 2 actually found. Resolver 2 checked CoinGecko's historical data page and found the close price for 2026-07-26 was $13.79. According to the criteria, the Close on that date as per CoinGecko is the source. So Resolver 2 is using the direct data from the specified source, even though Resolver 1's data suggests higher. The key here is the resolution criteria: CoinGecko's historical data. If Resolver 2 accessed the actual historical data for that date and got $13.79, then that's the authoritative number. Resolver 1 might be confusing the 24-hour range from the live page with the actual closing price. The 24-hour range's floor is $14.12, which is the lowest in that period, but the actual close could be within the range. The live data's 24h range floor might be the open or low, not the close. Coins can have volatility within the 24h, so the close isn't necessarily the same as the low. Resolver 2's answer is based directly on the CoinGecko historical data, which is the source specified in the criteria. Even if Resolver 1 has other data points, the resolution requires using CoinGecko's data, not CoinMarketCap or others. Therefore, the correct answer should be based on the exact historical close price from CoinGecko as Resolver 2 found, $13.79, which falls under option 1. Resolver 1's inference might be incorrect because they didn't find the actual close from the specified source but used other metrics. </think> ANSWER: Between $13.30 and $13.90

QUESTION: What was the closing price of Venice Token (VVV) on July 26, 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 26, 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: - "$13.90 or above" — close price greater than or equal to $13.90 - "Between $13.30 and $13.90" — close price greater than or equal to $13.30 AND strictly less than $13.90 - "Between $12.70 and $13.30" — close price greater than or equal to $12.70 AND strictly less than $13.30 - "Below $12.70" — close price strictly less than $12.70 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: $13.90 or above Between $13.30 and $13.90 Between $12.70 and $13.30 Below $12.70