Will Bitcoin be at or above $81,500 on Sep 11?

ResolutionResolved NO

YES payout0¢

NO payout100¢

VenueKalshi

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Signal endedSep 11

Forecast updated

Sep 9 forecast

Bitcoin remains below a resistance cluster near the threshold with little time to recover, so a September 11 price at or above $81,500 is unlikely.

Bitcoin is around $79,101, roughly 3% below the threshold, after several failed attempts to hold above $80,000. Resistance spans the level it must cross, while recent selling, distribution by tracked holders, and macroeconomic pressure constrain the remaining window. Same-day inflation data could still produce a sharp move, and Bitcoin recently traded above $82,000 amid fund inflows and short covering. An at-or-above-$81,500 settlement is therefore unlikely.

Points to NO

Bitcoin entered the final stretch materially below $81,500.
At 8 a.m. on September 9, Bitcoin traded at $78,510, down 0.59% from the previous day.
Major resistance sits immediately below the settlement threshold.
On September 9, Titan FX identified major Bitcoin resistance at $81,400.
Repeated failures above $80,000 favor continued range-bound trading.
On September 8, Bitcoin traded around $78,380 after several failed attempts to hold above $80,000.

Points to YES

Bitcoin has recently demonstrated enough intraday strength to clear the threshold.
On September 3, Bitcoin rose above $82,000 amid fund inflows and short covering.
Recent spot Bitcoin ETF inflows provide a source of underlying demand.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $987 million of net inflows during the week ending September 4, their third consecutive positive week.

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