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Prediction market odds on What price will Solana hit in 2026?

$1 938 019 is riding on this question. «reach $100» leads at 100 %, which is a price people are paying, not a conclusion anyone has reached.

Outcomes and implied probability

OutcomeImplied chanceVolume
reach $100100 %36 696
reach $80100 %1 142
reach $90100 %9 702
reach $70100 %270
reach $140100 %16 053
dip to $120100 %23 159
dip to $100100 %46 257
dip to $80100 %45 666
dip to $9075 %5 956
reach $12051 %72 846
dip to $8048 %4 032
dip to $7029.5 %32 367
reach $14025.5 %33 447
dip to $6015.6 %220 395
reach $16014.5 %121 182
dip to $5010.5 %116 782
reach $1808.8 %120 613
dip to $407 %213 551
reach $2006.5 %59 672
reach $2205.2 %30 583
dip to $305 %14 391
reach $3003.9 %37 846
reach $2803.7 %33 393
reach $2403.5 %65 661
reach $2603.4 %28 964
reach $3203.1 %120 399
reach $4002.9 %65 773
dip to $202.9 %210 118
reach $6000.9 %151 104
Data collected 2026-09-16 10:47 UTC · Source: polymarket.com

What these numbers say

Nothing is settled: «reach $100» leads at 100 %, but the next outcome is only 0 points behind. On a question this close, the order of the top two can change on a single piece of news.

With 29 outcomes and only 2 % on the top three, this is an open field. Spread money usually means genuine uncertainty rather than indifference.

Some $1 938 019 is committed to this question. Money does not make a market correct, but it does make it slow to move on rumour alone.

Closing date is 2027-01-01. The closer it gets, the more the price reflects information rather than expectation.

The percentage is what traders are willing to pay, nothing more. An outcome at 70 % losing is not the market being wrong — it is the market being right about three cases in ten.

How this market settles

What price will Solana hit before 2027?

Quoted from the market rules on polymarket.com.

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