The assessment of the statement is based on the analysis of two distinct claims it contains: 1) Bitcoin's price surpassed $102,000, and 2) its decline was 4.7%.The first claim is strongly and consistently supported by multiple high-authority sources. Both Coinbase, a major cryptocurrency exchange, and Statista, a reputable data platform, confirm that Bitcoin's price has indeed surpassed $102,000. Coinbase cites an all-time high of $126,210.50, and Statista reports an all-time high of over $106,521.09. These figures from credible sources directly corroborate the most significant part of the statement.The second claim, regarding a specific 4.7% decline, is not mentioned in any of the relevant source summaries provided. While there is no evidence to support this specific figure, there is also no evidence to contradict it. The absence of information on this secondary detail does not invalidate the confirmed primary claim.Irrelevant sources concerning the general stock market, the Pi Network cryptocurrency, and the price of copper were correctly disregarded as they offer no information about Bitcoin's price movements.In conclusion, because the main and most impactful part of the statement is verified by strong evidence from multiple credible sources and there is no conflicting information, the statement as a whole is assessed as 'likely_true'. The high confidence level reflects the quality and consistency of the supporting evidence for the primary claim, with the truth probability slightly reduced from 1.0 to account for the unverified secondary detail.