According to data from Gate, a CEX platform integrated with Polymarket, the "Yes" probability in the "2026 Hantavirus Pandemic" event is currently around 7%, a significant decline from previous levels. Looking at recent trends, the probability experienced a sharp fluctuation in early May, briefly surging to over 30% before quickly retreating and consolidating within the range below 10%.
Users can directly access the prediction market via the Gate App by entering the Polymarket page through the Alpha section on the platform's homepage, using USDT from their exchange account to participate in event predictions. Gate continues to lead among Polymarket's partner channels, currently ranking in the top three, with a marked increase in user participation scale, reflecting the rising activity and deepening engagement of platform users in the prediction market.
Gate Prediction Market: Probability of Hantavirus Pandemic in 2026 Drops to Approximately 7%
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