What the crowd is pricing, scored against 38,478 resolved markets.

Live up-or-down odds on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and BNB from Polymarket, across the 15-minute, hourly and 4-hour windows — each one placed next to how accurately that horizon has priced reality in the past, so you can see which numbers to take at face value and which to question. Free, refreshed through the day.

Live Updated 05:11 UTC · next close –:–

Odds are Polymarket's, not ours; this is not advice.

Crowd stance FLAT Quiet boards are common; there is nothing to act on here.

Every open market is sitting within a couple of points of a coin flip — the crowd is not taking a side.

Today's read · 05:11 UTC

Probability the asset closes up · change since the window opened · worth a look
Asset 15 minutesPriced tight — trust it 1 hourMostly reliable 4 hoursLoosest — look here
BTCBitcoin
50.5% 0.0
coin flip $40thin
50.5% 0.0
coin flip $20thin
48.5% 0.0
coin flip $5thin
ETHEthereum
50.5% 0.0
coin flip $20thin
49.5% 0.0
coin flip $109thin
45.0% 0.0
leans down $27thin
SOLSolana
50.0% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
50.5% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
47.5% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
XRPXRP
49.5% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
51.5% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
41.5% 0.0
leans down $26thin
BNBBNB
49.5% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
50.0% 0.0
coin flip $0thin
42.5% 0.0
leans down $6thin

Hover a column header to see what it measures. A market tagged thin has barely traded — read it as a tell, not a price.

Methodology and disclaimer

Methodology. We poll Polymarket's up-or-down series for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB across 15-minute, hourly and 4-hour horizons, snapshotting price, volume and liquidity, and record each window's outcome on settlement. "Change" is measured against the first price captured after the window opened. Horizon trust scores are the sample-weighted mean absolute gap between what the market priced and what actually happened, across 38,478 resolved markets, excluding prices below 2% or above 98%.

Disclaimer. ProvenAlpha reports measurements of publicly available prediction-market data. Nothing on this page is investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any asset or contract. Past pricing accuracy does not predict future accuracy. Prediction markets and crypto both carry substantial risk of total loss. Do your own research.

What moved most, where a move can still mean something.

Ranked by the size of the move, weighted by how loosely that horizon has historically been priced.

Worth a look

Nothing is moving enough to flag

Every open market is sitting close to where its window opened. Quiet boards are common, and there is nothing to act on here.

How much each horizon has been worth trusting.

The average gap between what the crowd priced and what actually happened, measured on 38,478 resolved markets. Lower is tighter.

15 minutes
0.72 pts

Near-flawless. When it says 70%, it happens ~70% of the time. Take the price at face value — there is no edge here.

1 hour
1.59 pts

Still good, noticeably looser. Extreme readings are usually right, but the middle of the range drifts.

4 hours
3.73 pts

The loosest market we track, on only 819 samples. If mispricing exists anywhere on this board, it is most likely here.

Daily excluded
No data

Daily markets have not settled recently, so we show nothing rather than a stale price with no track record behind it.

How the last 24 hours actually closed.

Share of settled windows that closed up, per asset, over the last day. Read it against the board: agreement means the crowd is extending a trend, disagreement means it is calling a turn.

Asset Closed up Windows Read
BTCBitcoin
43.3%
120 leaned down
ETHEthereum
45.0%
120 leaned down
SOLSolana
43.3%
120 leaned down
XRPXRP
41.7%
120 strongest
BNBBNB
55.0%
120 leaned up

One row per asset with settled windows in the period; an asset with nothing settled is left out rather than shown at 50%.

Everything you need to know before you read the board.

What is this page?
A live board of prediction-market odds on the five crypto majors, with a track record attached. For each horizon we show the current probability that the asset closes the window up, how far that price has moved since the window opened, and how accurately that horizon has priced reality across thousands of markets that have already settled.
Where do the odds come from?
Polymarket's up-or-down series for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB. They are the market's prices, not ours — real money taking real positions. We poll them, keep the history, and score it.
What does a probability actually mean here?
It is the price traders are paying for the asset to close the current window above where it opened, read as a percentage. 62% means the market is paying 62 cents for a dollar that only pays out if the window closes up. It is a crowd's opinion with money behind it, not a forecast we endorse.
How do you score which horizon to trust?
For every settled market we compare the price the crowd paid with what actually happened, and take the sample-weighted mean absolute gap per horizon. A low score means the crowd's prices have matched outcomes closely; a high one means that horizon has been loose. Prices below 2% or above 98% are excluded — they are nearly settled already and would flatter the score.
Why does the loosest horizon matter most?
Because a horizon priced almost perfectly leaves nothing to find. Where the crowd has historically been furthest from the outcome is where a striking price is most likely to be a genuine mispricing rather than the market simply being right.
What does the "thin" tag mean?
That the market has traded under a few hundred dollars in the window. A lopsided price on almost no volume tells you what a handful of people think, not what a market believes. We tag it rather than hide it, so you can weigh it yourself.
What makes a market "worth a look"?
A move of at least ten points since the window opened, on a horizon loose enough that the move could plausibly be a mispricing, ranked with a preference for markets that have real volume behind them. It is a shortlist of what changed, not a recommendation to trade it.
Why is there no daily horizon?
Daily markets have not been settling, so we have nothing recent to score them against. Showing a stale price with no track record behind it would be worse than showing nothing, so the column stays out.
What is the 24-hour section for?
It is the reality check on the board. It counts how many windows per asset actually closed up over the last day. When the realised rate and the live board agree, the crowd is extending a trend that is already running; when they disagree, the crowd is calling a turn.
Is a lopsided price a trade?
No. The board tells you how the crowd is positioned and how much that crowd has historically been worth listening to on that horizon. Read it next to structure — the timeframe alignment on the Opportunity Screener and the zones on ZoneHunter Live — before you do anything with it.
How does this relate to ProvenAlpha?
ProvenAlpha is the sibling page: what public crypto analysts are calling today. This page is what people with money at stake are pricing right now. Reading the two against each other — talk against money — is the point of running both.

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