World Cup Round Of 16: Mexico Vs England
Head-to-head event market
This market resolved to "England". As recorded on-chain at settlement: “FIFA officially declared England the winner of the Game.”
An event market resolves against the authority named in its deployed rules, not against a price feed. No mark, price or index is involved at any point, and the wording above is reproduced exactly as it was recorded on settlement.
0x0000…0001 · recorded 2026-07-06 06:26:47 UTC · no fixed expiry to measure against
Lifetime traded range
implied probability of the winning side · price per $1 share| Side | Result | Low | High | VWAP | Volume | Trades | Largest fill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| England | $1.00 ✓ | $0.4440 | $1.0000 | $0.7981 | $2,195,068 | 4,158 | $217,653.30 |
| Mexico | $0.00 ✕ | $0.0000 | $0.5560 | $0.4233 | $768,600 | 4,158 | $24,625.00 |
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All outcomes of this question
3 outcomes- Outcome #7Lost · $0.00
- Outcome #8Won · $1.00
- Outcome #9Lost · $0.00
Resolution trail
How this market settled
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About this record
World Cup Round Of 16: Mexico Vs England was an on-chain prediction market on Hyperliquid's HIP-4. It has resolved and no longer trades. This market resolved to "England". As recorded on-chain at settlement: “FIFA officially declared England the winner of the Game.” England paid $1 per share and every other outcome paid $0. It recorded 9,044 trades and $401,949 of volume across every order book on all 3 of its outcomes. 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 World Cup Round Of 16: Mexico Vs England resolve?
This market resolved to "England". As recorded on-chain at settlement: “FIFA officially declared England the winner of the Game.” England paid $1 per share and every other outcome paid $0.
Who settled World Cup Round Of 16: Mexico Vs England?
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 World Cup Round Of 16: Mexico Vs England?
Liquidiction recorded 9,044 trades and $401,949 of volume across every order book on all 3 of its outcomes before it settled. Volume counts fills on both order books of each of the 3 outcomes, which are separate spot order books on Hyperliquid.
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