Data tracked by the PPP prediction market tool shows that odds on Polymarket for Bitcoin to reach $87,500 during the rest of September have fallen to 22%, down 9% over the past 24 hours. In a separate market, the probability of BTC touching $90,000 within the remaining days of September has dropped to 7%, a 6% decline over the same period.
Under the market’s settlement rules, resolution is based solely on the 1-minute candlestick data for the BTC/USDT trading pair on Binance. If the high of any 1-minute candle during the specified month reaches or exceeds the target price stated in the market title, the contract settles immediately to “Yes.” If that does not happen, it settles to “No.” Prices from other exchanges or other trading pairs are not used for settlement.
Data monitored by the PPP prediction market tool shows that on Polymarket, the odds of 「BTC hitting $87,500 during the rest of September」 have fallen to 22%, down 9% in the past 24 hours.
In another related market, the probability of 「BTC hitting $90,000 during the rest of September」 has dropped to 7%, a 6% decline over the same 24-hour period.
Settlement rules
According to the contract rules, the market is settled using 1-minute candlestick data for the BTC/USDT trading pair on Binance. If the high of any 1-minute candle during the specified month reaches or exceeds the price stated in the market title, the market settles immediately to 「Yes」. Otherwise, it settles to 「No」.
Prices from any other exchange or trading pair are not considered for settlement.
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