AIOVEL Prediction Markets
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Crypto

Where the crowd sits on crypto policy and price

Crypto is the one category where prediction markets and the underlying asset share a trader base, which cuts both ways: pricing reacts fast, and it carries the same reflexivity as the spot market. The legislative markets tend to be the more informative half of this board — bill-passage odds move on committee scheduling long before they move on sentiment.

Live markets
11
Binary questions tracked in Crypto
Money at stake
$37.5M
Lifetime traded volume
Biggest 7d swing
30.5pp
Will Bitcoin dip to $55,000 by December 31, 2026?
Most contested
28%
Clarity Act (H.R.3633) signed into law in 2026?
Track record
19
Crypto markets AIOVEL has followed to resolution
Every Crypto market
Ranked by money at stake. Probability is the market-implied chance of “Yes”; the 7d figure is how far that has moved this week.
Legislation markets resolve on a specific signing or vote; price markets usually resolve on a named exchange feed at a named time.
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Probability against 7-day momentum, sized by money — all 66 markets on one chart
Other themes
Same board, different corner of the market.
Questions about crypto odds
Do crypto prediction markets predict crypto prices?
Only for the specific question asked. A market on “BTC above $X by date Y” is a probability for that threshold on that date — not a price target, and not a forecast of the path in between.
Why do legislation markets move before the news?
Procedural signals — committee calendars, sponsor counts, floor scheduling — are public and tracked closely by a small number of participants. That information reaches the price well before general coverage.
What resolves a crypto price market?
Typically a named exchange or index at a stated timestamp, and often a settlement value rather than an intraday high. Two markets with the same headline number can resolve differently.