Price according to CoinMarketCap
Resolution criteria
Bitcoin's price will be measured according to CoinMarketCap. The market resolves YES if BTC closes at or above $103,000 USD on the last day of November 2025 (November 30, 2025). The market resolves NO if BTC closes below $103,000 USD on that date. Resolution will use the closing price from CoinMarketCap's BTC/USD pair on November 30, 2025.
Background
Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $126,210.50 on October 6, 2025, but has since experienced volatility. Market experts expect that in November 2025, the value will not drop below a minimum of $107,929.57. The Bitcoin price prediction for November 2025 points to a potential breakout above $113,000, which could extend gains toward $116,000–$118,000, though failure to clear this zone may trigger a short-term pullback toward $106,000.
Update 2025-11-04 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has agreed to change the title to better reflect the resolution criteria. The market resolves based on BTC's price at the end of November (November 30, 2025), not whether it stays above $103k throughout the entire month. Temporary dips below $103k during November do not affect resolution.
@BorisBartlog i understand your concern but i don't see a reason for that now . The problem was resolved quickly enough to not have deceived any player.
@MikeIz9ZE The problem is not 'resolved' as the title remains inaccurate. It is simply a question of how much title inaccuracy can be tolerated before the mods are summoned. If the title said 'Litecoin above $95 in December', the fact that the description had been amended to make it clear that the market was actually about the price of BTC in November would not make it OK.
In this case it's borderline but I don't care enough to do anything further about it.
@BorisBartlog listen like I said nothing happened to the point where a problem was caused. Also "how title inaccuracy can be tolerated before mods are involved " I really don't see this as a "the straw that broke the camels back " type of mistake because sure it was wrong but again there were no problems created because of said mistake. Sure title inaccuracy is wrong i recognized my mistake and fixed it as quickly as possible to mitigate damage to participating traders which at the time was only one person . So I think there is no reason to resolve to N/A and remake the question.