The assessment is 'likely_true' with high confidence based on a strong consensus among the most relevant sources. Two articles from a specialized crypto news outlet, both with the highest possible relevance score (1.00), directly and explicitly support the statement. They report that after facing resistance at $94,000, Bitcoin's price dropped to a weekly closing price of $90,891, which is clearly a value less than $94,000. This claim is further supported by primary data sources from a major crypto exchange and Yahoo Finance, which establish an all-time high well over $123,000, making the price range of the event entirely plausible.There is one piece of contradictory evidence from a major crypto news outlet stating that Bitcoin retreated to a level 'just above $94,000'. However, this source is given a lower relevance score (0.60) compared to the directly supporting articles. The weight of the evidence is therefore heavily skewed in favor of the statement's truthfulness, as two highly relevant, corroborating sources outweigh a single, less-relevant contradictory one.Several other sources were provided but were deemed irrelevant as they pertained to other cryptocurrencies (NEXO, FTT, TRUMP, TON) and offered no primary data on Bitcoin's price. In conclusion, the majority of high-quality, highly relevant evidence confirms the statement.