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Polymarket US expands crypto event trading with five-minute price windows

Casino.org reports Polymarket US rolled out five-minute up-or-down event contracts on Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP, adding to intervals that now run from five minutes to monthly. At the time of writing the platform listed 18 active Bitcoin markets and 10 apiece across Ether, Solana and XRP.

Polymarket US has introduced five-minute event contracts on Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP, according to Casino.org. The contracts let participants take positions on whether prices move up or down over that interval.

Crypto contracts span five minutes to monthly

The rollout adds a shorter window to the platform’s crypto offerings. Available contract intervals now range from five minutes to monthly, according to Casino.org.

The addition gives prediction-market participants a choice of time horizons for crypto price outcomes, with the new contracts focused on movements within five minutes.

Bitcoin leads the active market count

At the time of writing, Casino.org reported that the platform listed 18 active Bitcoin markets. Ether, Solana and XRP each had 10 active markets.

Those figures describe the active listings at that point, rather than trading volume or participation. The supplied summary does not provide either measure.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Shorter outcome windows: Five-minute contracts extend the range of crypto price intervals available on Polymarket US.
  • Uneven listing counts: Bitcoin had more active markets than any of the other three named cryptocurrencies at the reporting snapshot.
  • Adoption remains unmeasured: The listing counts alone do not establish liquidity or demand for the new contracts.
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