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The Polymarket bet on "Which will reach $5,000 first, gold or ETH" has been settled, with a total of nearly $1.62 million wagered.

The Polymarket bet on "Which will reach $5,000 first, gold or ETH" has been settled, with a total of nearly $1.62 million wagered.

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According to Odaily, information from the Polymarket website shows that as the international gold price surpassed $5,000 per ounce, the event "Which will reach $5,000 first, gold or ETH" has been successfully settled. In the end, this betting event attracted a total of nearly $1.62 million in funds.

Previously, on January 9, information from the Polymarket website indicated that the total funds bet on "Which will reach $5,000 first, gold or ETH" were close to $840,000, with the probability of "gold reaching $5,000 first" temporarily reported at 68%. The deadline was set for June 30, 2026. If neither reaches $5,000 by then, the settlement will be made at a 50%:50% ratio. The gold price refers to the COMEX gold continuous contract; the ETH price refers to the ETH/USDT price on a certain exchange.

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