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The Crypto stories the crowd is watching most. Crowdtells reads 4 live Crypto markets on Polymarket and Kalshi as a signal of what matters, then briefs each one with real, cross-source reporting — what's moving now, and where the odds run ahead of the headlines.
What are people predicting in Crypto right now?
The biggest Crypto story the crowd is watching is Senate shelves CLARITY Act as recess deadline looms — Polymarket prices this 67% no. Crowdtells tracks 4 live Crypto markets on Polymarket and Kalshi.
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Senate shelves CLARITY Act as recess deadline looms
The Senate has set aside the CLARITY Act for now, diverting its limited floor bandwidth to other priorities and all but closing the window to pass the comprehensive crypto market…
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Ethereum Price Prediction: Traders Weigh in on 2026 Targets
The price of Ethereum has been a topic of interest in the crypto community, with some analysts predicting a comeback in 2026. While the market is uncertain about the future price…
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Bitcoin tests $50,000 floor as analysts split on 2026 bottom
Veteran commodities trader Peter Brandt has circulated a specific date for Bitcoin's 2026 price bottom, backed by three AI models that project a trough lower than many investors…
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Bitcoin price forecast hinges on December close
As the year draws to a close, Bitcoin's price remains stuck in a bear market, with many analysts predicting a rebound to $100,000 by year-end. However, despite a 13% recovery from…
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What are the top Crypto prediction markets right now?
Senate shelves CLARITY Act as recess deadline looms (67% no); Ethereum Price Prediction: Traders Weigh in on 2026 Targets (Below $1,500.00 57%); Bitcoin tests $50,000 floor as analysts split on 2026 bottom (Below $50,000.00 49%)
What is the crowd pricing in Crypto right now?
Polymarket prices this 67% no.
Where do Crypto prediction markets trade?
Crowdtells tracks Crypto markets on Polymarket and Kalshi — the two largest prediction-market platforms — and briefs each with cross-source reporting. The odds are crowd-implied probabilities, not financial advice.