OKX Sets EPS Thresholds for Apple, Palantir Earnings Contracts
Separate contracts compare each stock’s first full regular-session close after earnings with its preceding close.

OKX lists Apple and Palantir prediction contracts with separate tests for earnings per share and post-report stock performance, giving each company two distinct outcomes tied to its quarterly results.
Apple’s earnings contract asks whether normalized earnings per share exceeds $1.98. Palantir’s uses non-GAAP earnings per share above $0.42. Each contract has a fixed cutoff; neither measures whether every part of a quarterly report exceeds expectations.
The separate stock contracts compare the regular-session closing price on the first full trading day after each earnings release with the preceding regular-session close. After-hours price moves do not count. Clearing an EPS threshold does not determine the result of the stock contract.
OKX has previously offered earnings predictions for Microsoft and Alphabet. Its Apple and Palantir contracts apply the same distinction between an earnings outcome and a subsequent stock close.
Palantir is scheduled to release its quarterly results after the U.S. market closes Nov. 2.