1win Markets adds crypto prediction contracts tied to HYPE, XRP and DOGE

1win Markets adds crypto prediction contracts tied to HYPE, XRP and DOGE

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2026-07-17 06:04:26
Crypto entertainment platform 1win has expanded its Markets product with a new set of cryptocurrency prediction markets tied to HYPE, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin. The new listings include contracts on HYPE’s price by the end of 2026, whether HYPE’s market capitalization will exceed Solana’s by Dec. 31, 2026, XRP’s price in 2026, and Dogecoin’s year-end price. 1win Markets uses a binary format, allowing users to answer "yes" or "no" or choose between clearly defined outcomes. According to Decrypt, 1win was founded in 2016 and operates across Asia, Latin America and Africa. The company also offers prediction categories covering sports, politics, technology, entertainment and global events.
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Crypto entertainment platform 1win has expanded its Markets product with a new batch of cryptocurrency prediction markets covering HYPE, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin.

The new contracts include HYPE’s price by the end of 2026, whether HYPE will surpass Solana in market capitalization by Dec. 31, 2026, XRP’s price in 2026, and Dogecoin’s price by year-end.

1win Markets uses a binary format. Users can answer "yes" or "no," or choose between clearly defined outcomes.

According to Decrypt, 1win was founded in 2016 and operates across Asia, Latin America and Africa. It also offers prediction categories tied to sports, politics, technology, entertainment and global events.

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