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Hyperliquid launched a prediction market this week tied directly to the May US CPI year-over-year reading
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Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, announced a partnership with OKX to roll out oil futures contracts that never expire, putting ICE's Brent and WTI benchmarks in a crypto product with 24/7 trading.
Key facts
- The platform launched 23 markets in its first batch, covering contracts on whether OpenAI surpasses a $1 trillion valuation by year-end, whether Anthropic exceeds $500 billion, and whether SpaceX
- Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, announced a partnership with OKX to roll out oil futures contracts that never expire, putting ICE's Brent and WTI benchmarks
- Hyperliquid launched the May CPI year-over-year market with contracts pricing roughly a 43% probability for a reading below 4.3%, settling against the BLS release on June 10
- Polymarket, whose prediction markets have recorded nearly $39 billion in US volume so far in 2026, launched a suite of private-company contracts tied to valuation milestones at OpenAI, SpaceX
Summary
01 Hyperliquid, ICE-OKX, and Polymarket each launched new event-trading products tied to CPI, oil benchmarks, and private valuations. 02 The products push macro data and benchmarks into 24/7 retail markets, expanding access beyond traditional brokers and terminals. 03 Regulators in the U.S. and Europe are still debating whether these contracts are derivatives or gambling, leaving enforcement unresolved. Hyperliquid launched a prediction market this week tied directly to the May US CPI year-over-year reading.