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August leads Bitcoin’s 2026 monthly performance contest with 88 percent odds

Prediction.com reports Bitcoin rose roughly 25 percent in August, from about 62,900 dollars to about 78,900 dollars, its biggest monthly gain since November 2024. The market prices December at 7 percent and November at 4 percent as the only remaining challengers, and November would need a close near 97,000 dollars to beat August.

August is priced at 88 percent on Polymarket to finish as Bitcoin’s strongest month of 2026, according to Prediction.com. The pricing leaves November and December as the only remaining challengers.

The benchmark to beat

Bitcoin gained roughly 25 percent in August, climbing from about 62,900 dollars to about 78,900 dollars, according to Prediction.com. That was its largest monthly advance since November 2024.

The contest concerns the size of the monthly gain, rather than which month records the highest Bitcoin price. August’s advance therefore sets the performance threshold for the remaining months.

November faces a demanding finish

As of Nov 4, 2026, at 10:30 AM ET, the reported market pricing put December at 7 percent and November at 4 percent. Both trailed August substantially.

According to Prediction.com, November would need Bitcoin to close near 97,000 dollars to exceed August’s gain. That closing level is a benchmark for the contest, not a forecast of where Bitcoin will trade.

What it means for prediction markets

  • August is the clear favorite: Its 88 percent pricing reflects a strong market expectation, but not a settled outcome.
  • The remaining competition is narrow: December carries 7 percent pricing, compared with November’s 4 percent.
  • Monthly performance is the key measure: For November, the reported hurdle is a close near 97,000 dollars—not merely reaching that price during the month.
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