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What price will Ethereum hit in November?

Polymarket$1.4M volEnds 1 Dec 2026

On Polymarket, “↓ 2,100” is currently priced highest at 91%. Each outcome is a separate yes/no market.

Odds history

↓ 2,10090%↑ 2,20079%↓ 2,00061%
0%25%50%75%100%1 Nov3 Nov5 Nov7 Nov10 Nov

Current odds

↓ 2,100

$2.6K vol

91%

↑ 2,200

$1.2K vol

77%

↓ 2,000

$98.1K vol

62%

+1.5 pts 24h

↑ 2,300

$9.9K vol

52%

-6.0 pts 24h

↓ 1,900

$52.3K vol

39%

-1.0 pts 24h

↑ 2,400

$11.4K vol

31%

-5.5 pts 24h

↓ 1,800

$63.6K vol

24%

-1.0 pts 24h

↑ 2,500

$90.2K vol

21%

-4.5 pts 24h

↑ 2,600

$75.2K vol

14%

-2.0 pts 24h

↓ 1,700

$82.4K vol

14%

-1.5 pts 24h

↓ 1,600

$90.8K vol

9%

-0.7 pts 24h

↑ 2,700

$34.9K vol

8%

-1.5 pts 24h

↑ 2,800

$64.4K vol

7%

-1.0 pts 24h

↓ 1,500

$46.4K vol

6%

-0.9 pts 24h

↑ 2,900

$29.9K vol

4%

-1.5 pts 24h

↑ 3,000

$79.2K vol

3%

-0.6 pts 24h

↓ 1,400

$28.4K vol

3%

+0.4 pts 24h

↑ 3,100

$79.5K vol

2%

-0.8 pts 24h

↓ 1,300

$38.8K vol

2%

-0.4 pts 24h

↑ 3,500

$68.3K vol

1%

-0.1 pts 24h

Last updated 10 Nov 2026 00:50 UTC. Prices in cents per share; a share pays $1 if its outcome happens.

Market details

Platform
Polymarket
Category
Crypto › Ethereum
Scheduled deadline
1 Dec 2026

Resolution rules

What price will Ethereum hit in November?

Full rules on Polymarket

FAQ

›What are the current odds for “What price will Ethereum hit in November?”?

On Polymarket, “↓ 2,100” is currently priced highest at 91%. Each outcome is a separate yes/no market.

›When does this market close?

Trading is scheduled to end on 1 Dec 2026, though the market can resolve earlier if the outcome is decided.

›How does this market resolve?

What price will Ethereum hit in November?

›Where can I trade this market?

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