Bitcoin leads Polymarket perpetuals volume as largest whale order closes short
Polywatcher reports its latest hour read, through 10:56 UTC on November 4, shows Bitcoin perpetual futures at 87.86 million dollars traded on Polymarket, with the S and P 500 at 57.00 million dollars and Brent oil at 9.08 million dollars, and a 1.74 million dollar close of a Bitcoin short as the largest whale order.
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