[From kain.eth] Will Synthetix capture more single day fees than Bitcoin by September 8?

In Response to Trader Inquiry: Due to how data is reported to the resolution source, check times will occur at 11 AM ET daily, with the last check time being on September 9, 11 AM ET. On June 8, 2022, @kaiynne tweeted "I predict @synthetix_io will have higher single day fee capture than BTC sometime in the next three months." (https://twitter.com/kaiynne/status/1534510640832090112?s=20&t=_faX990hHwVBKHp52CbJBw) This market asks whether Synthetix will have a higher 1-day fee capture than Bitcoin according to https://cryptofees.info/ by September 8, 2022. If Synthetix has a higher 1-day fee capture than Bitcoin on any date between June 8 and September 8, 2022 (inclusive), this market will resolve to "Yes". Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". The resolution source for this market will be the data displayed in the "1 Day Fees" column on https://cryptofees.info/. The resolution source will be checked at 11 AM ET daily, with the last potential check on September 9, 11 AM ET. If on any of these checks Synthetix has a higher 1-day fee capture than Bitcoin per the resolution source, this market will immediately resolve to "Yes". If on every check through September 9 Synthetix maintains a 1-day fee capture equal to or lower than Bitcoin, this market will resolve to “No.” If the resolution source is down or its data is otherwise unavailable during the checks, the data sources supplying https://cryptofees.info/ will be used directly, or other credible sources with on-chain data (e.g.: Synthetix: The Graph, Bitcoin: https://charts.coinmetrics.io/network-data/). Note that only the chains which https://cryptofees.info accounts for will be looked at.

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