Will Bitcoin be at or above $77,750 on Sep 1?

ResolutionResolved NO

YES payout0¢

NO payout100¢

VenueKalshi

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Our position · YES70¢ → 0¢

Signal endedSep 1

Forecast updated

Sep 1 forecast

Bitcoin trades above $78,300 with under thirteen hours remaining until settlement, so holding above the $77,750 threshold is likely.

With Bitcoin currently priced at $78,303.21, the asset needs only to avoid a modest drop of around 0.71% over the remaining 12.8 hours to settle at or above $77,750. Broad spot pricing across major exchanges on September 1 has consistently ranged between $78,400 and $79,000, supported by more than $3 billion in net ETF inflows throughout August. However, short-term headwinds introduce genuine risk: spot cumulative volume delta turned negative at the start of September, open interest remains elevated at $36.7 billion, and recent sessions have seen periodic long liquidations. While derivatives leverage could spark sharp intraday volatility, the compressed remaining window makes staying above $77,750 the favored outcome.

Points to YES

Bitcoin spot pricing maintains a buffer above the settlement threshold across major exchanges.
Bitcoin traded between $78,415 and $79,024 on September 1, 2026, holding above the $77,750 floor.
Sustained monthly ETF inflows provide underlying institutional demand.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeded $3 billion during August 2026, including $946 million in the latest weekly report.

Points to NO

Elevated futures leverage and negative spot cumulative volume delta create downside volatility risk.
Bitcoin futures open interest reached $36.7 billion while spot cumulative volume delta fell to negative $67.2 million as of September 1, 2026.
Recent long liquidations demonstrate vulnerability to sudden intraday dips.
Approximately $438 million in crypto long positions were liquidated over 24 hours leading up to August 31, 2026, with Bitcoin accounting for $95.56 million.

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