Will Ethereum's August 25 closing price be above $2,590 on CoinGecko?

No

<think> Okay, let's see here. The market question is about whether Ethereum's August 25 closing price will be above $2,590 on CoinGecko. Both resolvers looked at the data, and they agree that the answer is No. Resolver 1 says the CoinGecko closing price on August 25 was $2,442.01 at the next day's 00:00 UTC. They also checked the latest intraday prices before the settlement time, which were around $2,439–$2,442, all below the threshold. They concluded No. Resolver 2 followed the same approach, referencing the "Close" field on CoinGecko's historical data page. They confirmed the 00:00 UTC snapshot was $2,442.01 and the last intraday price before 23:59 was $2,439. They added a cross-check with Binance data, which also showed prices below $2,590. Their conclusion is also No. Both resolvers used the correct method as per the resolution criteria. The CoinGecko data is the primary source and supports the No outcome. The prices are well below the threshold in both cases. There's no conflicting evidence here. They even checked the same time points. No issues with evidence timing since the data was available after market close, but the rules say to consider that. Both resolvers used the last available prices correctly. No need to consider other sources since CoinGecko is specified. So, the answer is 1 (No) as both resolvers agree and the evidence is solid. No unknown factors here. </think> ANSWER: No

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if the ETH/USD price of Ethereum on CoinGecko is strictly above $2,590.00 at the market's settlement time on August 25, 2026 (UTC). - "No": Wins if the ETH/USD price of Ethereum on CoinGecko is at or below $2,590.00 at the market's settlement time on August 25, 2026 (UTC). Clarifications: - The reference price is the CoinGecko ETH/USD spot price for Ethereum (coingecko.com/en/coins/ethereum) recorded at the market's settlement time on August 25, 2026 (UTC). If CoinGecko displays a daily closing price for August 25 (UTC), that value is used; otherwise the last available price at or before the settlement time is used.