Yes

<think> Okay, let's tackle this. The market question is whether the Ornn Compute Price Index (OCPI-H100) exceeded $2.70 at any point on July 24, 2026 UTC. Resolver 1 couldn't find direct data. They checked Ornn and Bloomberg but those require login or subscriptions. Also, no news articles reported the exact value. They concluded it's UNKNOWN because the data isn't accessible publicly. Resolver 2 found a source from TheGridco.ai (thegridco.ai) that mentions "OCPI H100 · Ornn $2.73/hr" updated on July 24, 2026 at 20:56 UTC. That's above $2.70, so they say "Yes" (0). Now, I need to evaluate. Both resolvers have different conclusions. Resolver 2 has a credible source, TheGridco.ai. Even though Resolver 1 couldn't access Ornn or Bloomberg, Resolver 2's evidence directly answers the question. TheGridco's report is a published source on the target date. Since the market requires "evidence by any transaction-level print or published index value," and Resolver 2 provides that via TheGridco, it's valid. Resolver 1's issue was the lack of direct data, but Resolver 2's evidence fills that gap. TheGridco is a third-party but seems authoritative in the compute market. So, the answer should be 0 (Yes) based on Resolver 2's evidence. </think> ANSWER: Yes

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the Ornn Compute Price Index for the H100 (OCPI-H100, Bloomberg ticker ORNNH100), as published by Ornn, reaches a value strictly above $2.70 (USD per GPU-hour) at any point during Friday, 24 July 2026 UTC, as evidenced by any transaction-level print or published index value recorded on Ornn's official platform or Bloomberg Terminal (ticker ORNNH100) for that UTC day. - "No": Wins if the OCPI-H100 does not reach a value strictly above $2.70 (USD per GPU-hour) at any point during Friday, 24 July 2026 UTC. Clarifications: - "Exceed $2.70" means the index value is strictly greater than $2.70; a reading of exactly $2.70 does not satisfy the "Yes" condition.