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Polymarket prices November WTI $95 threshold at 64.0 percent

PredictionBubbles lists the WTI crude oil high contract among the newest markets opened in the last 24 hours, priced at 64.0 percent with about 4,000 dollars traded. A companion low contract on WTI hitting 65 dollars in November is priced at 3.0 percent.

According to PredictionBubbles, a new Polymarket contract on WTI crude oil reaching $95 in November is priced at 64.0 percent, with about $4,000 traded.

Two November price thresholds

PredictionBubbles lists the WTI high contract among the newest markets opened in the last 24 hours. The update was published on Nov 5, 2026, at 11:30 AM ET.

A companion contract on WTI reaching $65 in November is priced at 3.0 percent, according to PredictionBubbles. The two prices show substantially different market assessments of whether those respective thresholds will be reached.

What the available figures establish

The reported prices concern WTI hitting specified levels during November, rather than its month-end price. The supplied summary does not include detailed settlement rules or trading volume for the $65 contract.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The $95 contract’s 64.0 percent price puts that threshold above an even-chance market assessment; the $65 contract’s 3.0 percent price indicates a much lower assessment.
  • About $4,000 has traded in the newly opened high contract. That figure alone does not establish market depth or the breadth of participation.
  • These are separate threshold contracts, not opposing outcomes in a single binary market. Their prices should not be treated as complements.
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