Bitcoin Up or Down - May 29, 11:45PM-11:50PM ET
2 signals across 1 market · $4,259 tracked · resolves May 30, 2026
This Polymarket event tracks whether Bitcoin finishes up or down over the five-minute window from May 29, 11:45 PM to 11:50 PM ET, using Chainlink BTC/USD data for resolution. PolySpotter has flagged sharp activity on this BTC micro-timer, with $4,259 in tracked smart money and recent signals around the short-term direction trade.
Markets (1)
Top trades across all markets
- New crypto timer 8-0
A brand-new wallet with 8 straight wins and nearly $10k profit is making another large last-minute Down bet in a thin 5-minute BTC market.
$3,252Wallet win rate: 91%Score: 10.9 - Sharp BTC micro-timer
Surface despite the noisy 5-minute market because the wallet has a strong 78% resolved-bet record with positive P&L and made a concentrated Down bet just before the BTC window.
$1,007Wallet win rate: 81%Score: 9.9
Top wallets in this event
- 0xfe4c06…3b6e$3,252 · 1 market · 1 alert · 91% wins
- 0x5ecb8d…70e1$1,007 · 1 market · 1 alert · 81% wins
FAQs
What are the Bitcoin Up or Down May 29 odds?
The odds reflect the market-implied chance that Bitcoin’s Chainlink BTC/USD price at 11:50 PM ET is greater than or equal to its price at 11:45 PM ET. On PolySpotter, you can track those odds alongside smart money activity for the full event.
What does “Up” mean in this Bitcoin prediction market?
“Up” resolves yes if the Bitcoin price at the end of the five-minute window is greater than or equal to the price at the start. If the ending price is lower, the market resolves to “Down.”
What is the smart money doing on this BTC micro-timer?
PolySpotter has tracked $4,259 in smart money across this event, with two recent signals. Alerts like “Sharp BTC micro-timer” suggest notable trader activity around the short-term Bitcoin direction outcome.
When does this Polymarket event resolve?
This event resolves after the May 29, 11:45 PM–11:50 PM ET window, using the Chainlink BTC/USD data stream as the resolution source.
Is this market based on Coinbase, Binance, or another exchange price?
No. The rules specify that resolution is based on Chainlink’s BTC/USD data stream, not the Bitcoin price shown on individual exchanges or other price-tracking websites.