Will Bitcoin be at or above $77,000 on Aug 29?
Signal ended
Entry · YES80¢
PublishedAug 29
Aug 29 forecast
The benchmark remains above the cutoff late in the window, so Bitcoin’s Aug. 29 price at or above $77,000 is likely.
Bitcoin is likely to clear the threshold, with meaningful uncertainty. The benchmark and other current price feeds remain above $77,000, but the cushion is narrow, trading has already dipped below it, and recent selling shows that another sharp move could overturn the expected outcome.
Points to YES
- The benchmark is still above $77,000 late in the window, giving the affirmative outcome a narrow but direct cushion against further declines.On Aug. 29, 2026, the BRTI history showed $77,530.86, with the day’s reported low at $77,501.14.
- A separate live price feed also remains above the threshold, indicating that the benchmark’s position is not an isolated reading.At 12:45:40 UTC on Aug. 29, Bybit’s CoinGecko-sourced page showed Bitcoin at $77,618.
- Visible bids around the threshold could absorb some selling and help keep Bitcoin from remaining below $77,000.On Aug. 26, an order-book analysis identified about $636 million of bids from $75,500 to $77,800, including roughly 1,200 BTC at $77,000.
Points to NO
- Bitcoin has already traded below the cutoff today, showing that an adverse move large enough to defeat the outcome is readily possible.On Aug. 29, Bitcoin traded at $77,813 after touching about $76,845.
- The latest reversal and weakening spot demand leave the narrow cushion vulnerable to another fast selloff before the relevant reading.On Aug. 28, reported sell walls stood at $80,800–$83,000 while spot demand weakened and open interest rebuilt.
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