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$72.25M traded on Polymarket as activity dips below weekly average

Daily volume fell 17.8% below the prior 5-day average despite nearly 2.5 million trades across 489,775 markets.

Bar chart: Polymarket daily trading volume over 6 days; 2026-07-08 highlighted at $72.2M versus $87.9M 5-day average
Daily volume, last 6 days. Highlighted: 2026-07-08.

Polymarket recorded $72.25M in trading volume over 2,470,002 trades in the latest 24-hour period, marking a 17.8% decline from the prior five-day average of $87.89M. The platform hosted 61,917 active wallets during this timeframe, engaging across a sizable pool of 489,775 active markets.

The top three markets by open interest remain centered on the 2026 FIFA World Cup winner, with Egypt leading at $158.58M, followed closely by the USA at $142.46M and Morocco at $142.37M. These markets continue to attract significant attention and capital, underscoring the event’s prominence in prediction trading.

Since inception, Polymarket has amassed $30.96B in lifetime volume, reflecting its sustained role in decentralized prediction markets. The current dip in daily volume relative to the recent average suggests a temporary slowdown but still demonstrates robust engagement, with millions of trades and tens of thousands of active wallets daily.

This level of activity highlights Polymarket’s ongoing liquidity and diversity of markets, important factors for traders assessing market depth and opportunity. The dominance of sports-related markets also signals where participant interest is concentrated ahead of major events.

Volume (24h) $72.25M
Trades (24h) 2,470,002
Active wallets 61,917

Biggest open markets right now

Market Volume
Will Egypt win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $158.58M
Will USA win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $142.46M
Will Morocco win the 2026 FIFA World Cup? $142.37M

Source: Polydata API v3 · /stats/daily · snapshot 2026-07-08. Data: Polydata API v3. On-chain figures are public. Realized PnL is computed over resolved markets only and excludes open positions, so it is conservative versus the Polymarket UI. This is not investment advice.

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