No

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user is asking if XRP will be above $1.00 on Binance at 7:59 PM EDT on August 14. The resolution criteria specify that the price should be checked using the Binance XRPUSDT 1-minute kline that opens at 23:58 UTC (which is 7:58 PM EDT) on that day. The close price of that candle determines the outcome. Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 both checked the same data source, the Binance API. Both of them queried the 1-minute kline for the specified open time. Resolver 1 found the close price to be 0.99910000 USDT, which is just under $1.00. Resolver 2 did the same and confirmed the same close price. Since the requirement is strictly greater than 1.0000 USDT, the "Yes" option isn't met. Both resolvers concluded "No," which is option 1. There's no conflict here, and the data from the official source is clear. I don't see any reason to doubt their findings. The market closed after the event time, so the data was available after market close, which is acceptable. Therefore, the answer should be 1. </think> ANSWER: No

This market resolves based on the price of XRP in USDT on the Binance spot market (XRPUSDT). The reference price is the close price of the Binance XRPUSDT 1-minute kline with open time 23:58:00 UTC on August 14, 2026 (7:58:00 PM EDT) — the last fully completed 1-minute candle as of the 7:59 PM EDT observation time. Resolves to "Yes" if that close price is strictly greater than 1.0000 USDT. Resolves to "No" if it is equal to or less than 1.0000 USDT. If the Binance API reports no kline for that minute (e.g., exchange downtime), the reference price is the close of the nearest preceding completed XRPUSDT 1-minute kline. Data source clarification: Binance spot market, XRPUSDT pair, 1-minute klines via the official Binance API (https://api.binance.com/api/v3/klines?symbol=XRPUSDT&interval=1m&startTime=1786492680000&endTime=1786492740000)