On May 19, 2026, Bitcoin's price will reach one of several key price levels—or miss them entirely. This event aggregates eight linked prediction markets, each asking whether Bitcoin will trade above a specific USD price point: $70,000, $72,000, $76,000, $78,000, and $80,000. These markets form a natural ladder, allowing traders, analysts, and observers to assess not just the direction of Bitcoin's movement but the magnitude of that shift. If you believe Bitcoin will appreciate significantly by May 19, you might find the higher-priced markets ($78K, $80K) reflecting your outlook. If you're more conservative, the lower thresholds ($70K, $72K) may align with your probability estimate. The prices displayed below—ranging from near-zero to close to 100¢—represent the live consensus probability that each price level will be breached. These probabilities update in real-time as new information reaches the market, whether macro economic data, regulatory developments, or technical shifts in Bitcoin's trading dynamics. By comparing prices across all eight markets, you can extract a more nuanced picture than any single market provides. For instance, if the $76K market trades at 65¢ while the $78K market trades at 40¢, the spread between them suggests a roughly 25% probability band that Bitcoin will settle between those two levels. Conversely, a tight clustering of prices across the ladder might signal that market participants see the outcome as binary—Bitcoin either breaks through to the higher levels or retreats below the lower ones. These prediction markets serve as a real-time gauge of investor conviction, risk appetite, and fundamental expectations as May 19 approaches.