Fed interest rate decision September 2026 prediction
Polymarket's $12M day prices a 50/50 Fed hold vs 25bps hike in September 2026, while Bitcoin traders price out both $100K and a crash.

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polymarket prices 53.5% no change and 46.5% 25bps hike for september 2026
From the article 3 mentionsFed interest rate decision September 2026 prediction markets put a hike back on the table, with no change at 53.5% and a 25 bps increase at 46.5%.
contract ends 2026-09-16 resolving on upper bound of federal funds rate
From the article 2 mentionsPolymarket, All Markets logged $12.0M in 24h volume and $9.7M in liquidity on August 30 across its most active contracts.
From the article 2 mentionsTraders price no change at 53.5% for a 1.9x return on $15.0M of volume in that outcome.
25bps increase sits at 46.5% for 2.2x return on 13.3m volume
From the article 6 mentionsThe $100K tap in August is priced at 0.1% for 666.7x on $2.4M of volume.
polymarket prices 53.5% no change and 46.5% 25bps hike for september 2026
From the article 3 mentionsFed interest rate decision September 2026 prediction markets put a hike back on the table, with no change at 53.5% and a 25 bps increase at 46.5%.
From the article 2 mentionsPolymarket, All Markets logged $12.0M in 24h volume and $9.7M in liquidity on August 30 across its most active contracts.
From the article 2 mentionsTraders price no change at 53.5% for a 1.9x return on $15.0M of volume in that outcome.
25bps increase sits at 46.5% for 2.2x return on 13.3m volume
From the article 6 mentionsThe $100K tap in August is priced at 0.1% for 666.7x on $2.4M of volume.
25bps decrease at 0.9% for 105.3x on 19.1m shows dumb money chase
From the articleA 25 bps decrease is an outlier at 0.9% for 105.3x on $19.1M of volume, showing where the dumb money chased a cut that the order book does not believe.
50bps moves discounted at 0.5% for hike and 0.3% for cut in book
contract ends 2026-09-16 resolving on upper bound of federal funds rate
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