| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $2,050.47 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether Ether (ETH) will meet a $2,050.47 price target during a specified 15‑minute measurement window. Short, timestamped markets like this matter for traders and hedgers who need to express views on very short‑term crypto price moves.
Ethereum is prone to intraday volatility driven by macro headlines, liquidity flows, and crypto‑specific events (on‑chain activity, exchange orders, derivatives squeezes). A 15‑minute target magnifies the importance of minute‑by‑minute order‑book conditions and short‑term catalysts rather than longer‑term fundamentals. Because the market has a narrow timing window, even small differences in price feeds or timestamps can change the outcome.
Market odds reflect the consensus market view about whether ETH will meet the $2,050.47 threshold during the designated 15‑minute interval and can move rapidly as price and news change. Always check the market page for the official resolution rules and the precise time window before using odds to make decisions.
Resolution is based on the platform's published settlement rules for this market: whether the official reported ETH price during the specified 15‑minute measurement window meets the $2,050.47 criterion. Consult the market page for the precise price source, timestamping method, and any tie‑breaking procedures.
The market page or market metadata will show the exact start and end timestamps for the 15‑minute window. If the market is still open or marked 'TBD' for closing, the platform will announce the schedule before finalizing trades—check the event page or platform notifications for updates.
A $0 traded volume suggests the market is newly listed or has had no activity yet; the recorded number of outcomes reflects the market's design as shown on the platform. Review the market details to confirm whether it is a binary outcome, a single‑tick event, or otherwise, and whether trading is open.
The market will use the price source specified in its settlement terms—this could be a specified exchange, a composite feed, or the platform's chosen oracle. Always check the market's resolution documentation on the platform to confirm the exact source.
Platforms typically have contingency rules—examples include using an alternate feed, pausing resolution until a reliable source is available, or following predefined fallback procedures. Consult the platform's dispute and settlement policies on the event page to understand how outages or data issues are handled.