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Crypto Leader - 15 minutes

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Crypto Leader - 15 minutes

Crypto Leader - 15 minutes
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Market snapshot: Nov 1, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC. Prices may have changed.

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Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (HYPE)

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MarketOutcome price
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (HYPE)
Yes 36.0%
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (BTC)
Yes 25.5%
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (SOL)
Yes 19.5%
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (XRP)
Yes 10.0%
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (ETH)
Yes 9.5%

Event Overview

Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST If X has the highest return out of BTC, Bitcoin, ETH, Ethereum, SOL, Solana, XRP, Ripple, and HYPE, Hyperliquid, from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return =, Ending Price − Starting Price, / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places, as a percentage. If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return, rounded to three decimal places, such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining, non-tied, cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Market Resolution Rules

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KALSHICrypto
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Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (HYPE)

Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (HYPE)

If Hyperliquid has the highest return out of BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), XRP (Ripple), and HYPE (Hyperliquid) from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return = (Ending Price − Starting Price) / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places (as a percentage). If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return (rounded to three decimal places) such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining (non-tied) cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Yes outcome36.0%
Yes
Volume0 contracts
LiquidityN/A
End DateNov 08, 2026
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KALSHICrypto
CLOSING SOON
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (BTC)

Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (BTC)

If Bitcoin has the highest return out of BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), XRP (Ripple), and HYPE (Hyperliquid) from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return = (Ending Price − Starting Price) / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places (as a percentage). If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return (rounded to three decimal places) such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining (non-tied) cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Yes outcome25.5%
Yes
Volume0 contracts
LiquidityN/A
End DateNov 08, 2026
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KALSHICrypto
CLOSING SOON
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (SOL)

Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (SOL)

If Solana has the highest return out of BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), XRP (Ripple), and HYPE (Hyperliquid) from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return = (Ending Price − Starting Price) / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places (as a percentage). If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return (rounded to three decimal places) such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining (non-tied) cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Yes outcome19.5%
Yes
Volume0 contracts
LiquidityN/A
End DateNov 08, 2026
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KALSHICrypto
CLOSING SOON
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (XRP)

Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (XRP)

If Ripple has the highest return out of BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), XRP (Ripple), and HYPE (Hyperliquid) from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return = (Ending Price − Starting Price) / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places (as a percentage). If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return (rounded to three decimal places) such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining (non-tied) cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Yes outcome10.0%
Yes
Volume0 contracts
LiquidityN/A
End DateNov 08, 2026
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KALSHICrypto
CLOSING SOON
Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (ETH)

Which of these cryptocurrencies will have the highest return from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST? (ETH)

If Ethereum has the highest return out of BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), XRP (Ripple), and HYPE (Hyperliquid) from Nov 1 - 7:00AM EST to 7:15AM EST, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The return for each cryptocurrency in the specified set is calculated independently over the given time period using the formula: Return = (Ending Price − Starting Price) / Starting Price × 100. The Starting Price and Ending Price are defined as the time-weighted average of the Spot Rate values published by CFBenchmarks during the 60-second intervals immediately preceding the start and end of the time period, respectively. Final returns are calculated on an identical basis for every cryptocurrency in the set and rounded to three decimal places (as a percentage). If two or more cryptocurrencies report an identical return (rounded to three decimal places) such that they are tied for the highest position, each tied cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "Yes" with a value equal to $1 divided by the number of cryptocurrencies tied for the highest position, rounded down to the nearest cent, and each remaining (non-tied) cryptocurrency's Contract will resolve to "No."

Yes outcome9.5%
Yes
Volume0 contracts
LiquidityN/A
End DateNov 08, 2026
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