Will Bitcoin be up in the next hour?
In short
Down 6 points in the last hour
- 91¢
- 9¢
- $1 per share (about 1.1x on Yes)
- 1¢
- $34k
- $163k
What this market means
Traders buy Yes or No shares. Each share pays $1 if it is right and nothing if it is wrong, so the price is the crowd's chance. Right now Yes costs 91¢: if you think the real chance is higher than 91%, Yes looks cheap; if lower, No does. With about $34k of liquidity this is one of the deeper markets in its category.
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FAQ
What are the odds for "Will Bitcoin be up in the next hour?"?
The market prices "Yes" at 91¢, which means traders see about a 91% chance of it happening. A correct share pays $1 when the market resolves, so 91¢ could return about 1.1x. These are snapshot prices from Fri, 23 Oct 2026 15:16:18 UTC.
How much does a correct Yes share pay?
$1 per share at resolution. At 91¢ that is about 1.1x your stake. No costs 9¢ and pays about 11x.
Can I get this market on RIPS?
It can land in a RIPS pack. Packs draw 3 to 10 random live crypto markets from a pool like this; you see the odds and pack value before paying, and you can hold to the result or cash out at the live price.
When does it resolve?
Around Fri, 23 Oct 2026 19:28:18 UTC based on the snapshot. The venue's own rules decide the final outcome; voided markets are refunded in RIPS.