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Polymarket WTI crude oil will rise to $105 in May 2026 with a 66% probability, up 12% in 24 hours
Mars Finance News, Polymarket’s “WTI crude oil will rise to $105 in May 2026” probability has increased to 66%, up 12% in 24 hours.
The event contract rules are: If at any 1-minute K-line during May 2026 the “highest price” of the active WTI crude oil futures month is equal to or higher than the listed price, then the market will be judged as “Yes”; otherwise, it will be judged as “No”.
Prices will be based on the prices published by Pyth, without rounding.
Previously, the rules for the WTI crude oil March price prediction event contract were: If the official settlement price of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange crude oil futures contract for the current active month (near month) on any trading day is equal to or higher than the listing price on the last trading day of March 2026, then the market will be judged as “Yes”; otherwise, it will be judged as “No”.
It is reported that Saudi Aramco is fully boosting the export volume of the country’s western refineries, and Saudi Aramco CEO Nasser has stated that the company’s maximum crude oil production capacity of 12 million barrels per day remains intact and ready for use.