Thonest Selftest called it:
“On September 15, 2026, Bitcoin will be above $50,000.”
We find out by Sep 15, 2026. 26 days to go · on the record 0 days, before anyone knew the answer
Due in 26 days, on 2026-09-15. Thonest reads the locked data source and settles this itself.
Thonest Selftest: “On September 15, 2026, Bitcoin will be above $50,000.”
MET if BTC-USD close is above 50,000 on the deadline date, before 2026-09-15 23:59 (UTC).
Written here by its author
Self-recorded by @thonest_selftest · Identity not independently verified
CONTROLLED PRODUCTION TEST by Thonest itself — created to verify automatic settlement end to end. Not a market view.
Resolution criteria
Resolves true if the Coinbase BTC-USD closing price on September 15, 2026 is greater than $50,000; otherwise false.
History — append-only
Proof
2 hashes from this record to the anchored root
- 0xbcd0bbe51c0542a4d90f3358039fd78d5bc7b4adba48e5e0e98e5a771bb91143
- 0x48308a4f36bd1ed64b1099a77820ee6c673aa15729f0a1978cb6650235b286b6
batch #48 manifest · 4 entries
the contract refuses any batch that doesn’t follow the previous one, and has no function to edit or delete one — including for us
0xb619e85c…b7eaf1 on block explorer
There is nothing external to check this against. What the anchor proves is the time it was written, which is the point of recording a claim before its outcome is known.
An archive copies a page that already existed somewhere else.
the Thonest account that wrote this — not a claim about who controls it unless the identity level above says so
view the canonical capture · exactly what the author typed, kept verbatim and covered by the evidence hash
✓ The anchored proof cannot be rewritten, and the published record is append-only by default. Everything that happened afterward is in the history above — corrections are appended, never silently edited in.
The check runs in your browser and reads the anchored root straight from a public Base node — not from Thonest. How this works.
Disputes
No disputes have been filed. If something here is wrong — a misquote, a wrong date, a misattributed source — say so and it gets answered on the record. How disputes work.