BlockBeats reports that on March 1, the probability of Bitcoin falling to $50,000 this year on Polymarket has decreased to 62%. Additionally, the predicted probability of BTC rising to $80,000 within the year is currently 72%, and the probability of rising to $90,000 is approximately 47%.
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