This event brings together three interconnected prediction markets tracking Ethereum's price on May 22, 2026. Rather than a single yes-or-no question, these markets are structured at overlapping price levels—$1,800, $1,900, and $2,000—to reveal the market's probability distribution for ETH's value. By examining odds across these three thresholds, you gain insight into collective expectations about where Ethereum will trade. The logical relationships between these markets are instructive: if traders assign 80% probability to ETH being above $2,000, the probability of it exceeding $1,900 should be higher still (since $1,900 is a lower barrier), and the probability of exceeding $1,800 even higher. Deviations from this expected ordering can signal important market dynamics—conviction about specific price bands, imbalances in supply and demand, or disagreement among traders about Ethereum's near-term trajectory. Grouped predictions like these offer practical value beyond a single binary outcome. First, they provide granular coverage across the price range where traders believe ETH might settle. Second, they enable you to construct a fuller picture of market sentiment: not just the most-likely price, but marginal probabilities at each level. Third, they let you track how expectations evolve. As May 22 approaches, shifts in these odds reflect how market participants update their views in response to on-chain activity, technical developments, macro news, or regulatory announcements. Together, these three markets form a complementary toolkit that illuminates both where the market expects Ethereum to trade and the degree of conviction behind those expectations.