The Ethereum June 2026 low ladder resolved with Ether five dollars above its most-traded line. ETH bottomed at $1,505 on Coinbase on June 6 after a slide from about $2,004, so Polymarket's dip rungs at $1,900, $1,800, $1,700 and $1,600 paid. The $1,500 rung and every deeper rung settled No on Kalshi and Polymarket on July 1, 2026.
Resolved July 1, 2026.
Ethereum's June 2026 low was $1,505.00 on Coinbase Exchange, set around 1 AM ET on June 6, five dollars above the $1,500 rung. Polymarket's dip rungs at $1,900, $1,800, $1,700 and $1,600 all paid inside the first five days of June. The $1,500 rung and everything below it settled No on both Kalshi and Polymarket, even though Polymarket priced $1,500 at 77% at the June 6 close.
On Coinbase, Ether opened June near $2,004, bottomed at $1,505.00 on June 6 and closed June 30 at $1,569. Binance, the source Polymarket settles on, shows a June 6 low of $1,505.68 on ETH/USDT.
Polymarket's "What price will Ethereum hit in June?" event drew $8.47M, of which $3.83M traded on the dip rungs this board tracks. The rungs resolved in order as Ether fell:
Kalshi's KXETHMINMON ladder started lower, with six rungs at below $1,500, $1,250, $1,000, $750, $500 and $250. All six finalized No at 12:39 PM ET on July 1, 2026, on about 319K contracts traded. Kalshi settles on a trimmed mean of the CF Benchmarks Ether Real Time Index, so a brief wick counts for less there than on Polymarket's single Binance one-minute low. On the one strike both venues listed, $1,500, they settled the same way.
Ether's June was two tests of the same floor. Daily Coinbase candles show the path:
The margin was thin both times. On Coinbase, Ether held $1,500 by five dollars on June 6 and by ten on June 26.
The engine's daily closes for the decisive rungs:
| Date | Polymarket $1,500 | Kalshi $1,500 | Polymarket $1,600 |
| Jun 2 | 8% | 8% | 14% |
| Jun 3 | 20% | 19% | 34% |
| Jun 6 | 77% | 73% | settled Yes |
| Jun 15 | 13% | 14% | settled Yes |
| Jun 23 | 18% | 19% | settled Yes |
| Jun 25 | 54% | no data | settled Yes |
| Jun 30 | 10% | no data | settled Yes |
The market underpriced the first week. At 8% on June 2, the $1,500 rung treated a fall to that level as a long shot, and Ether came within five dollars of it four days later. Then the market overshot: 77% on Polymarket and 73% on Kalshi at the June 6 close, after the low was already in. The late-June retest pushed Polymarket back to 54% on June 25 before Ether bounced again. The two venues stayed within four points of each other on $1,500 throughout. The engine's history for the Kalshi $1,500 leg ends on June 24 at 34%.
The June ladder fit a broader crypto drawdown: the Bitcoin June 2026 high ladder settled with its peak set in the first hour of June 1 and no full-month upside rung paying.
The full-year Ether boards are still open. The How Low Will Ethereum Get in 2026 odds track the same downside question over the calendar year, the How High Will Ethereum Get in 2026 ladder covers the upside, and the Ethereum price at the end of 2026 board prices where the year closes. Every live board is on the crypto markets hub.
Each rung is a separate one-touch contract on Ether's lowest price in June 2026. On Polymarket, a rung resolved Yes if any Binance ETH/USDT one-minute candle from 12:00 AM ET on June 1 through 11:59 PM ET on June 30, 2026 had a Low at or below the strike; prices from other exchanges or pairs did not count. On Kalshi (KXETHMINMON), a rung resolved Yes if, at any minute after the market was issued and through 11:59 PM ET on June 30, 2026, a trimmed mean of the CF Benchmarks Ether Real Time Index (minute-by-minute values with the top and bottom 20% removed) was below the strike; if CF Benchmarks data was unavailable, affected strikes resolve No. Each Yes rung pays $1 per share and each No rung pays $0. Settlement: Polymarket resolved $1,900 Yes on June 2, $1,800 Yes on June 3, $1,700 and $1,600 Yes on June 5, and $1,500 through $1,000 No on July 1, 2026; Kalshi finalized all six rungs, below $1,500 through below $250, as No at 12:39 PM ET on July 1, 2026.
Ether's June 2026 low was $1,505.00 on Coinbase Exchange on June 6, and $1,505.68 on Binance ETH/USDT. That hit the $1,600 rung and missed the $1,500 rung.
Polymarket resolved its $1,900, $1,800, $1,700 and $1,600 dip rungs Yes between June 2 and June 5, and its $1,500 through $1,000 rungs No on July 1, 2026. Kalshi finalized all six of its rungs, from below $1,500 down to below $250, as No on July 1.
The $1,500 rung closed at 8% on June 2, jumped to 77% on Polymarket and 73% on Kalshi at the June 6 close, and traded at 18% on June 23, a week before the end. It closed June 30 at 10%.
Ether fell from about $2,004 to $1,505 between June 1 and June 6, then bounced to $1,848 by June 15. A second test reached $1,510 on June 26 and also held above $1,500.
The full-year 2026 Ethereum low and high ladders and the end-of-2026 Ethereum price board remain open and settle after December 31, 2026.