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Polymarket takes rapid price contracts beyond crypto with precious metals

The up-or-down contracts settle on Chainlink pricing in rolling 15-minute windows, extending a partnership the firms say has already settled more than 11 billion dollars in Polymarket volume, with more commodities and then equities and foreign exchange on the stated roadmap.

Polymarket has introduced gold and silver contracts that resolve over rolling 15-minute periods, marking its first fast markets outside crypto, according to KuCoin.

The contracts let participants take positions on whether prices move up or down. Settlement uses Chainlink pricing, with Chainlink serving as the oracle for the new markets.

Precious metals expand the offering

The launch extends the partnership between Polymarket and Chainlink. The firms say their collaboration has already supported settlement of more than 11 billion dollars in Polymarket volume, according to KuCoin.

That figure describes the partnership’s existing settlement activity, rather than volume generated by the newly introduced gold and silver contracts.

Further asset classes on the roadmap

The stated expansion plan calls for more commodities, followed by equities and foreign exchange. Gold and silver therefore represent an initial move beyond crypto, not the full scope of the planned offering.

The supplied report, published Nov 1, 2026 at 5:15 AM ET, gives no launch dates for those additional markets.

What it means for prediction markets

  • A broader underlying market: The launch brings Polymarket’s fast-contract format to gold and silver while retaining rolling 15-minute, up-or-down outcomes.
  • A defined settlement source: Chainlink pricing determines settlement, making the oracle central to how these contracts resolve.
  • Expansion remains a roadmap: Additional commodities, equities and foreign exchange are stated plans; the supplied material does not establish when they will become available.
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