Polymarket odds of ETH reaching $2,800 in September fall to 37%

Polymarket odds of ETH reaching $2,800 in September fall to 37%

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2026-09-27 05:42:13
PPP’s prediction market tracker shows that on Polymarket, the odds of ETH reaching $2,800 during the rest of September have fallen to 37%, down 38% over the past week. The probability of ETH reaching $2,900 in the remaining days of September has dropped to 12%, marking an 8% weekly decline. Under the market’s settlement rules, the contract resolves to Yes if, at any point during the specified month, the high of any 1-minute Binance ETH/USDT candlestick reaches or exceeds the target price. If that does not happen, it resolves to No. Settlement is based solely on Binance ETH/USDT price data, while prices from other exchanges or trading pairs are excluded from consideration.

PPP’s prediction market tracker shows that on Polymarket, the odds of ETH reaching $2,800 during the rest of September have fallen to 37%, down 38% over the past week. The probability of ETH reaching $2,900 in the remaining days of September has dropped to 12%, a weekly decline of 8%.

Settlement tied only to Binance ETH/USDT

Under the market’s rules, the contract resolves to Yes if, during the specified month, the high of any 1-minute Binance ETH/USDT candlestick reaches or exceeds the target price. Otherwise, it resolves to No. Settlement relies exclusively on Binance ETH/USDT price data, and prices from any other exchange or trading pair are not counted.

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