Crude Oil all time high by...?
A standalone Polymarket commodities event with 2 markets and $1.7M in lifetime traded volume. 2 markets are trading. Marketlens records every market's order book at full depth, coverage running since August 16, 2026.
Data as of 2026-08-24
Markets in this event
Will Crude Oil reach a new all-time high by September 30?
closes 2026-09-30 · volume $1.0M · last price 2.9%
Will Crude Oil reach a new all-time high by December 31?
closes 2026-12-31 · volume $730.1K · last price 11.5%
Query this event
from marketlens import MarketLens
client = MarketLens()
[event] = client.events.list(q="Crude Oil all time high by...", take=1)
for market in client.events.markets(event.id, take=5):
print(market.question, market.outcomes[0].last_price)
# the order book behind any market, at any past moment
book = client.orderbook.get(market.id, at="2026-08-16T12:00:00Z")
print(book.midpoint, book.bid_depth, book.ask_depth)Common questions
What data does Marketlens have for "Crude Oil all time high by..."?
2 markets with full depth L2 order book history recorded since August 16, 2026, market metadata with lifetime traded volume, and the winning outcome for each market once it resolves.
How much has "Crude Oil all time high by..." traded on Polymarket?
$1.7M in cumulative traded volume across the event's markets. Per market volumes are listed in the table on this page.
How do I download "Crude Oil all time high by..." data?
Query it through the REST API or the Python SDK (pip install marketlens): search events for "Crude Oil all time high by...", list the event's markets, then pull each market's order book history. Bulk Parquet exports cover full markets for offline work, and the free tier includes 25M rows per day.
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