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Bitcoin leads Polymarket perpetuals volume ahead of NAS100 and Brent oil

Polymarket perpetual futures trade crypto, stocks, indexes and commodities around the clock, with Bitcoin the hottest market at 14.46 million dollars traded through November 8 at 04:56 UTC. The next hottest markets were NAS100 at 2.17 million dollars and Brent oil at 2.14 million dollars.

According to Polywatcher, Bitcoin led trading activity in Polymarket perpetual futures, with 14.46 million dollars traded through November 8 at 04:56 UTC.

Trading activity across asset classes

NAS100 ranked next with 2.17 million dollars in trading volume, followed by Brent oil at 2.14 million dollars, according to Polywatcher. Bitcoin’s reported volume exceeded both by a substantial margin.

Polymarket’s perpetual futures cover crypto, stocks, indexes and commodities, with trading available around the clock. The three leading markets therefore spanned different asset classes rather than concentrating exclusively on crypto.

A snapshot of market attention

The report was published on Nov 8, 2026 at 3:45 AM ET. Its volume figures provide a snapshot of trading activity through the stated UTC cutoff, rather than a measure of traders’ directional expectations.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Bitcoin attracted the most trading volume among the reported Polymarket perpetuals markets. That ranking indicates activity, not a probability of a future price outcome.
  • NAS100 and Brent oil show that trading interest extended beyond crypto, although their reported volumes were well below Bitcoin’s.
  • These figures concern perpetual futures, not event-contract odds; they should not be interpreted as prediction-market probabilities.
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