Will SPY be $765.00 or higher at 4:00pm ET on Sep 25, 2026?

Yes

Settled from Chainlink at $772.33. Each Yes share pays $1.00.

Volume: $0
Liquidity: $38
Strike: $765.00

Chance of Yes

every trade on Robinhood Chain

How this market settled

Settled Yes on Robinhood Chain by 0x5f43…4d92 (PredictionSwap keeper), automatically, Sep 25, 2026 at 4:00pm ET.

Settlement transaction 0xa0c5…6030

Payouts

Nobody has redeemed or withdrawn yet.

Still to be claimed

Winning Yes shares: 6.94 = $6.94, 1 wallet
Liquidity in the pool: $48.63 38.78 LP shares, 1 provider
Losing No shares: 24.24 = $0.00, 1 wallet

The books

Deposited into this market (liquidity, buys)	$55.66
Paid out (sells, redemptions, LP withdrawals, LP fees)	− $0.00
Protocol share of $0.34 in trade fees, buys and burns $PSWAP	− $0.08
Still to be claimed (above)	− $55.58
Unaccounted for	$0.00

Every dollar deposited is either paid out, still claimable by its holder, or the protocol fee. Losing shares are worth nothing.

SPY at expiry

Chainlink, the last print at or before expiry

$772.33

settlement price

$765.00

strike

+0.96%

above the strike

How it settles

rules enforced by the contract

This market settles from Chainlink's SPY price feed on Robinhood Chain. The last price the feed published at or before Sep 25, 2026 at 4:00pm ET decides it: $765.00 or higher pays Yes, anything lower pays No. Each winning share pays 1 USDG. Anyone can trigger settlement once the market expires and PredictionSwap's keeper does it within a few minutes. If the feed stops publishing, the market is voided after a waiting period and every share pays 50¢.

Asset: SPY (RHSPY / USD)
Chainlink feed: 0x3197…9f6A
Strike: $765.00 or higher pays Yes
Expires: Sep 25, 2026 at 4:00pm ET
Trading fee: 2% per trade, three quarters to liquidity providers, the rest buys and burns $PSWAP
Created by: 0x6c5B…5814
Contract: 0x09Ec…Ac09 on Robinhood Chain, market #6
Settled: Yes, at $772.33 (Chainlink round 18446744073709551762)

USDG to add

Liquidity shares you get: —

The pool keeps its current odds; if your deposit does not fit those odds exactly, the extra comes back to you as Yes or No shares. The pool ends up holding more of the side traders sold: if that side loses, liquidity providers lose part of their deposit, and fees offset that. Withdraw any time, before or after settlement. Liquidity shares cannot be transferred.