Ponto médio do livro selecionado
Remain 40–60% · —
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Referência guardada
Remain 40–60% 99%Líder entre 6 opções
Remain 40–60% 99%Qualidade do mercado
82 / 100
Alta qualidadeVolume 24h
7,2 mil €
Liquidez
79,9 mil €
Alta liquidezContratos em aberto
57,2 mil US$
Compra / Venda
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Remain 40–60%Spread
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Comentários
35
Variação 7d
+0.6 pts
Dados do mercado
Atualizado há 20 minutos
9/10/26, 21:49 UTC20/10/26, 03:59 UTC
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Tendências
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Condições da plataforma
Fonte: Polymarket
Estas condições são informativas; as operações simuladas da CoinRithm seguem regras próprias.
- Ordem mínima (cotas):
- 5
- Incremento de preço:
- 0,1 pontos percentuais
- Taxas:
- Sim
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Profundidade de mercado · Remain 40–60%
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