The assessment is 'likely_true' with high confidence based on a single, strong piece of primary evidence. The core of the statement claims that Bitcoin's price reached or exceeded 90,000 USDT on the OKX exchange. This is directly and explicitly confirmed by a primary source described as market data from the reputable aggregator CoinMarketCap, which states the BTC/USDT price on OKX was $90,162.89. This source has high authority and relevance, providing direct support for the most significant part of the claim.However, the second part of the statement, claiming a '3.08% increase over a 24-hour period,' is not explicitly verified by any of the provided sources. While the price point is confirmed, the performance metric is not.Most other sources are irrelevant, either discussing different cryptocurrencies (CAP, Pi Network), providing aggregated data not specific to OKX, or presenting user opinions instead of factual price history. One source mentions a potential price drop, which seems to contradict the narrative of a price increase, but it is weak, speculative evidence that does not outweigh the direct, factual data confirming the price level.Because the most critical and specific part of the claim (the price of >90,000 USDT on OKX) is strongly supported by a credible primary source, the statement is considered likely true. The probability is not 1.0 because the percentage increase remains unverified.