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NBA Finals Game 1

Head-to-head event market

Hyperliquid HIP-4

New YorkResolved

This market resolved New York. As recorded on-chain at settlement: “The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1.”

Lifetime traded range

implied probability of the winning side · price per $1 share

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Locator HL outcome 143 · coins #1430 / #1431 · canonical liquidiction.xyz/market/nba-finals-game-1-143

San AntonioEliminatedexpired worthless$0.00

Settlement basis

Declared result·The NBA

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Settlement

Hyperliquid protocol deployer

0x0000…0001 · recorded 2026-06-04 12:30:40 UTC · no fixed expiry to measure against

Lifetime volume

$409,038

Trades

2,182

Unique traders

349

Market life

3d 0h

Every traded print over the market's life, on a fixed 0 to 100% ruler shared by every record in this archive.

2,182 trades · 349 traders

Widest swing

99.0 pts

1.0% → 100.0% on the winning side

Best winning entry

$0.1112→ 8.99×

lowest corroborated print on New York, versus its $1.00 redemption

Volume-weighted price

$0.7586

New York side, across 1,091 fills

Side	Result	Low	High	VWAP	Volume	Trades	Largest fill
New York	$1.00 ✓	$0.0100	$1.0000	$0.7586	$250,271	1,091	$16,951.55
San Antonio	$0.00 ✕	$0.0000	$0.9900	$0.6195	$158,767	1,091	$13,370.07

New to prediction markets? Shares trade between $0.00 and $1.00, and the price is the market's live estimate of the probability. At settlement the winning side redeems at exactly $1.00 per share and the losing side expires at $0.00.

Resolution trail

Event market

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Determined on-chain

Hyperliquid L1 · Hyperliquid protocol deployer0x0000…0001 resolved the market to New York

Recorded

2026-06-04 12:30:40 UTCobserved and archived by Liquidiction

How this market settled

Rule. This market resolves against the condition stated in its deployed rules rather than against a price feed. Every share of the winning outcome redeems at $1.00 and every other share expires at $0.00. Because the outcome is an event and not a measurement, there is no threshold and no settlement print to publish.

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Deployed resolution rules, verbatim

Deployer-supplied text · reproduced exactly, as text

The market resolves to San Antonio if the NBA officially declares the San Antonio Spurs the winner of Game 1 of the 2025-26 NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks scheduled to be played on June 3, 2026 (the "Game"). The market resolves to New York if the NBA officially declares the New York Knicks the winner of the Game. Game results, including any overtime periods, are all valid for resolution purposes. If the Game is rescheduled, postponed, or delayed and later completed, the completed Game as ultimately played is used, provided the NBA officially declares a winner by July 19, 2026 at 23:59 UTC. If the NBA declares either listed team as the winner of the Game without a completed Game, including but not limited to following abandonment, suspension, forfeit, disqualification, or other official league decision, the market resolves for that team accordingly. The market resolves to 0.5 if: (a) the Game is canceled entirely with no make-up game, (b) the NBA declares no winner, or (c) the NBA has not officially declared a winner by July 19, 2026 at 23:59 UTC. The NBA is the primary resolution source, although independent reputable news sources may be used as fallback sources if the NBA has not published the relevant result. Once resolved, subsequent appeals, corrections, reversals, or other changes to the official result by the NBA or any other body will not affect the market resolution.

The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1.

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About this record

NBA Finals Game 1 was an on-chain prediction market on Hyperliquid's HIP-4. It has resolved and no longer trades. This market resolved New York. As recorded on-chain at settlement: “The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1.” New York shares paid $1 each and San Antonio shares paid $0. Hyperliquid's resolution record reads: The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1. It recorded 2,182 trades and $409,038 of volume across both outcome books. Deployed by Hyperliquid. Settlement is executed by protocol code from a price observation, or by the validator set voting on the outcome. No third party signs the result.

How did NBA Finals Game 1 resolve?

This market resolved New York. As recorded on-chain at settlement: “The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1.” New York shares paid $1 each and San Antonio shares paid $0.

Why did NBA Finals Game 1 resolve that way?

Hyperliquid's settlement record for this market reads: The NBA officially declared the New York Knicks as the winner of Game 1.

Who settled NBA Finals Game 1?

Deployed by Hyperliquid. Settlement is executed by protocol code from a price observation, or by the validator set voting on the outcome. No third party signs the result.

How much was traded on NBA Finals Game 1?

Liquidiction recorded 2,182 trades and $409,038 of volume across both outcome books before it settled. Volume counts fills on the San Antonio book and the New York book, which are separate spot order books on Hyperliquid.

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