The assessment concludes that the statement is "likely_true" with high confidence. The primary evidence supporting this conclusion comes from the most authoritative source provided, Coinbase. This major cryptocurrency exchange directly states that Bitcoin's all-time high surpassed $122,000. If the price exceeded $122,000, it logically must have also exceeded $88,000.Conflicting information is present. The summary for a very low-authority source, a financial news recap, notes that "historical price data from major exchanges shows Bitcoin has never reached this price." This creates a direct contradiction with the data from Coinbase, which is itself a major exchange.However, the supporting evidence from Coinbase (Authority: 1.00) is far more credible than the unattributed contradictory comment included in the summary of the low-authority news source (Authority: 0.10). The information from the primary data provider is given significantly more weight than the commentary about a low-quality news recap. Therefore, based on the superior quality and authority of the supporting evidence, the statement is assessed as highly likely to be true. The other sources provided were irrelevant as they discussed other assets like Monero, Dogecoin, copper, and gold.