These four interconnected prediction markets track Ethereum's expected price trajectory through May 18, 2026. Rather than predicting a single point, this event-aggregator bundles four distinct price-range forecasts that together reveal the market's collective sentiment about ETH's near-term trading range. The questions span from a bullish scenario (ETH above $2,800) down through progressively lower price bands ($2,700–$2,800, $2,600–$2,700, and $2,300–$2,400), creating a complete probability distribution of where traders and market observers expect Ethereum to settle by the specified date. By examining the implied probabilities across all four markets, readers can see not just the most likely price zone, but also the market's confidence in that outcome and the risk-weighted scenarios considered plausible. High probability on the upper ranges suggests bullish momentum and confidence in sustained price appreciation, while elevated probabilities in lower bands indicate concern about downside correction or broader market headwinds. The collective patterns across these markets—whether a clear consensus emerges or probabilities are evenly distributed—signal market conviction: tight clustering around one or two ranges suggests strong agreement, while dispersed probabilities indicate uncertainty about Ethereum's near-term direction. These prediction markets function as a real-time snapshot of market expectations, updated continuously as new information arrives and participants adjust their forecasts. By monitoring probability movements, you can track how shifting sentiment responds to on-chain data, macroeconomic developments, regulatory news, or technical price action. This event serves as a price-discovery mechanism where the crowd's aggregate forecast, expressed through actual market prices, often captures forward-looking information faster than traditional channels alone.