Ethereum

Will Ethereum hit $1,000 or $3,000 first?

Closes in 242 days
1 Jan 2027
31.5% YES ↑ 0% 24h change ↑ 0.5% 1h ↓ 2.5% 7d change Live
YES NO 68.5%
Share:
24h Volume
$54
Liquidity
$2K
Score
97/100
Historical probability + Current ETH price
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YES % Current ETH price
Price vs Target
$2,331
ETH current →
→ target: $1,000
Exceeded by 57.1%
Market Stats
Market efficiency 42/100
Total vol. $47.0K
24h Volume $54
Liquidity $2K
Spread 3%
Book depth
Open interest $15.3K
View on PolyMarket ↗
24h change ↑ 1.1%
7d change ↓ 0.8%
Market Cap $281.4B
vs ATH -52.9% vs Aug 25
Historical Context
Move needed -57.1% in 242 days
Market probability 31.5%
Historical base rate 0%
Market is 31.5 pts more optimistic than history
0 of 488 242-day periods for ETH achieved this move · annual vol: 59%
Trade Activity (24h)
Buy 80% Sell 20%
Buyers dominant
Trades (24h) 5
Largest trade $9
Avg. trade size $4

About this market

This market will resolve to the lower price in the title if Ethereum’s price dips to that level or below before it hits the higher title price between the creation of this market and December 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. It will resolve to the higher price in the title if Ethereum’s price first reaches that level or above before it dips to the lower title price during the same period. If neither price level is reached within the market timeframe, the market will resolve 50–50. The resolution source for this market is Binance, specifically the ETH/USDT "High" and "Low" prices currently available at https://www.binance.com/en/trade/ETH_USDT with “1m” and “Candles” selected on the top bar. Please note that this market is about the price according to Binance ETH/USDT, not according to other sources or spot markets.

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Understanding This Market

YES% = Probability

The YES% is the crowd's collective probability estimate. A price of 0.72 means traders imply a 72% chance of resolving YES — each $1 share pays out $1 if the event occurs, $0 if not.

Spread & Score

The bid-ask spread is the cost of trading. Tight spreads (< 2%) indicate liquid, active markets. The competitive score (0–100) reflects overall market quality and efficiency.

Historical Base Rate

The historical base rate shows how often a similar price move occurred in comparable time windows. A large gap between market probability and base rate may signal over- or under-pricing.

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