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Bitcoin leads Polymarket hourly perps activity with $16.15 million traded

Polywatcher data through October 31 listed the S and P 500 perps market at 2.42 million dollars traded and WTI oil at 1.73 million dollars, behind Bitcoin. Recent whale orders included a 403,100 dollar Bitcoin open long at 77,595 dollars.

Bitcoin recorded $16.15 million in trading volume in Polymarket’s perps market for the hour, leading the activity highlighted by Polywatcher.

The update, published Oct 31, 2026 at 5:30 PM ET, also identified trading in equity-index and oil perps, alongside a recent large Bitcoin order.

Volume and a whale position

According to Polywatcher data through October 31, the S and P 500 perps market registered $2.42 million traded. WTI oil recorded $1.73 million, with both markets trailing Bitcoin.

Recent whale orders included a $403,100 Bitcoin open long at $77,595. That order shows one large participant taking a long position; the supplied figures do not establish the market’s overall directional positioning.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Bitcoin attracted more perps trading volume than either of the other two markets listed, making it the activity leader in this snapshot.
  • Trading volume measures activity, not an outcome probability. These figures alone do not indicate how traders price any specific prediction-market event.
  • The $403,100 open long provides a discrete positioning signal, but it should not be treated as evidence of market-wide consensus.
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