This market centers on whether the US dollar against the Malaysian ringgit will trade through a specified level before the end of September 2026, measuring the pair's movement against a set of fixed thresholds rather than a single point forecast. USD/MYR is the primary gauge of Malaysia's external financial conditions, reflecting the policy rate gap between the Federal Reserve and Bank Negara Malaysia, commodity and palm oil export receipts, regional risk appetite, and the broader dollar cycle that has carried the ringgit between roughly 3.88 and 4.15 across 2026. Traders are assessing how far and how fast the pair can travel inside a compressed one-month window, and which of the listed levels the ringgit is most likely to reach.

1. Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: This market resolves YES if the low price ("L") of any finalized USD/MYR hourly candle whose hour begins on or after 2 September 2026, 00:00 UTC and on or before 30 September 2026, 23:00 UTC is equal to or below 4.0300. It resolves NO if no such candle occurs within that observation window. It resolves to Tie only under the data-availability condition in Rule 5; in the event of a Tie resolution, all positions settle at $0.50 per share.
2. Definition of "Hit" (4.0300 Low): A candle is finalized once the next hourly candle appears on the specified chart; the final candle of a trading week is finalized when the FX week closes, typically Friday 21:00 UTC. Readings are taken to four decimal places exactly as displayed, and a reading of precisely 4.0300 qualifies. Only the "L" figure counts — bid/ask spreads, tick data from other venues, forward or NDF quotes, and intra-candle prints are excluded.
3. Official Sources and Evidence: Resolution is based solely on the "L" figure shown on the USD/MYR Streaming Chart at Investing.com (https://www.investing.com/currencies/usd-myr). Reuters and Bloomberg USD/MYR quotes may be consulted only to corroborate a reading where the primary display is ambiguous, and never to override it. Bank Negara Malaysia reference rates, money changer boards, and retail broker platforms are not eligible evidence.
4. Resolution Timing: The chart is monitored continuously across the observation window. The market resolves YES as soon as a qualifying finalized hourly candle is observed. A NO resolution is published no sooner than 24 hours after the final in-window hourly candle is finalized.
5. Data Availability and Edge Cases: If Investing.com revises or restates a candle after finalization, the first finalized "L" figure stands. Chart gaps, weekend closures, and hours with no published candle are treated as containing no qualifying reading and do not extend the observation window. It resolves Tie if the primary source is unavailable such that in-window "L" figures cannot be determined for 24 continuous hours after the observation window closes and no corroborating record establishes the reading; in that event all positions settle at $0.50 per share.
6. Ambiguities and Disputes: Where primary and secondary sources conflict, the Investing.com USD/MYR "L" figure prevails. Where the primary display is itself ambiguous, the reading is settled on the most reasonable interpretation consistent with the four-decimal quotation shown at the moment the candle finalized. A currency redenomination, official repeg, or suspension of onshore USD/MYR trading is handled under Rule 5.