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Ethereum November threshold market slips three points after Polymarket debut

Polymarket opened a market on Ethereum reaching 2,300 dollars in November two days ago, priced at 81.5 percent, down 3 points in 24 hours with 4,000 dollars traded, according to the PredictionBubbles new-markets board.

According to PredictionBubbles’ new-markets board, a Polymarket contract on Ethereum reaching 2,300 dollars in November was priced at 81.5 percent.

Price eases in early trading

The contract’s price was down 3 points over 24 hours. The figures were reported on Nov 8, 2026, at 4:45 AM ET.

Polymarket opened the market two days ago, according to PredictionBubbles. Reported trading volume stood at 4,000 dollars.

A limited snapshot

The available figures show a lower market-implied likelihood over the preceding day, while the price remained above 80 percent. The summary provides no explanation for the move or further detail about trading activity.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Direction: The 3-point decline signals a shift away from the Ethereum threshold being reached, though the contract still priced that outcome at 81.5 percent.
  • Trading context: The market was only two days old, with 4,000 dollars traded; the supplied figures do not establish how broadly participation was distributed.
  • Resolution details: The summary identifies the 2,300-dollar threshold and November window but does not provide the contract’s exact settlement criteria.
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