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Kalshi’s XRP Year-End $2 Contract Sits at 23% After Daily Dip

Bitcoin’s and XRP’s year-end odds fell, while Ether’s rose; October targets showed smaller moves.

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A commuter checks a smartphone on a Lower Manhattan sidewalk in New York City / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Kalshi’s XRP $2 contract stood at 23% on Sunday, down from 61% on Sept. 23.

Bitcoin (BTC) had an 18% probability of reaching $100,000 by year-end, down five points from the previous day. Ether (ETH) gained three points to 15% for a $3,500 target. Ether was the only one of the three assets with a higher year-end reading. Bitcoin’s $120,000 target stood at 6%.

For contracts due at the end of October, Bitcoin’s $87,500 threshold was priced at 11%, down from 12%, while its $90,000 threshold stood at 5%. Ether’s $3,000 contract remained at 3%, and XRP’s $1.60 target stayed at 8%.

Kalshi data showed XRP’s year-end $2 reading at 46% on Aug. 27 and 61% on Sept. 23, before its latest decline. An EconoTimes snapshot from Oct. 22 put the same contract at 22%. Each percentage is a market-priced assessment of a threshold being reached by its stated deadline.

At 7:10 a.m. ET (11:10 UTC), XRP traded at $1.29, up 0.81% over 24 hours as of 11:10 UTC, according to CoinGecko and exchange spot data.

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