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Bitcoin tops Polymarket perpetual futures activity in latest hourly snapshot

Polywatcher reports Polymarket perpetual futures traded 61.23 million dollars in Bitcoin in the latest hour through November 4, 10:11 a.m. UTC, ahead of the S and P 500 at 40.54 million dollars, SK Hynix at 18.51 million and Brent oil at 13.40 million, with a 166,200 dollar close of a Bitcoin short the largest whale order shown.

Bitcoin led the reported Polymarket perpetual futures activity in the latest hour through November 4, 10:11 a.m. UTC, with $61.23 million traded, according to Polywatcher.

Bitcoin leads the reported volumes

The S and P 500 followed at $40.54 million. SK Hynix recorded $18.51 million, ahead of Brent oil at $13.40 million, according to Polywatcher.

The figures place Bitcoin first among the four reported markets. They describe trading volume over a single hour, rather than price performance or the direction of traders’ positions.

Largest listed whale order closed a short

Polywatcher identified a $166,200 close of a Bitcoin short as the largest whale order shown. That description concerns an exit from a short position, not the opening of a new long position.

The update was published on Nov 4, 2026, at 6:15 AM ET. The supplied summary does not include price changes, a broader order history or earlier hourly volumes for comparison.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Activity is not a probability signal: The reported perpetual futures volumes do not establish changes in prediction-market odds.
  • Bitcoin drew the most turnover among the markets listed: Its $61.23 million total exceeded the reported figures for the S and P 500, SK Hynix and Brent oil.
  • The whale order has limited interpretive scope: A $166,200 short closure documents one position exit; without additional context, it does not establish a broader directional shift.
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