Punto medio del book selezionato
Remain 40–60% · —
Caricamento del book selezionato…
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Riferimento salvato
Remain 40–60% 98%In testa tra 6 esiti
Remain 40–60% 98%Qualità del mercato
77 / 100
Alta qualitàVolume 24h
1,5K €
Liquidità
74,7K €
Alta liquiditàOpen interest
66,9K USD
Bid / Ask
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Remain 40–60%Spread
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Commenti
35
Variazione 7g
+25.6 pts
Dati di mercato
Aggiornato 29 minuti fa
9 ott 26, 21:49 UTC20 ott 26, 03:59 UTC
Il grafico e le variazioni mostrano probabilità storiche salvate, non il book selezionato in tempo reale.
Trend
Riga selezionata: punto medio del book. Altre righe: riferimenti salvati, eventualmente normalizzati; le variazioni a 24h usano lo storico salvato.
Condizioni della piattaforma
Fonte: Polymarket
Queste condizioni sono informative; il trading simulato di CoinRithm segue regole proprie.
- Ordine minimo (quote):
- 5
- Incremento di prezzo:
- 0,1 punti percentuali
- Commissioni:
- Sì
Principali detentori
Caricamento dei principali detentori
Profondità di mercato · Remain 40–60%
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