Ethereum price on November 5 market rises 97.8 points to 100 percent on Polymarket, with 23,000 dollars traded in 24 hours, PredScope reports
PredScope ranked the Ethereum price market among the biggest Polymarket movers in its November 6 insights snapshot, which updates every 10 minutes. The leading outcome reached 100 percent after the 97.8 point rise.
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