| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $643.86 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether BNB will meet a $643.86 price target measured over a specific 15-minute interval; it matters to traders who want to express views on short, high-frequency price moves in BNB. Outcomes inform short-term risk management and event-driven trading decisions.
The market is offered on KALSHI and ties settlement to a brief intraday window rather than end-of-day or longer-term measures, so it is sensitive to minute-scale volatility. BNB is a major exchange token whose price is influenced by exchange activity, on-chain flows, and broader crypto-market moves, all of which can produce rapid swings in short windows. Because this market closes TBD, exact measurement timing will be posted by the exchange or market operator before settlement.
Market prices here represent the collective, tradable view about whether the specified 15-minute condition will be met; they update continuously as new information arrives and as traders adjust positions. Treat current prices as real-time signals, not permanent forecasts, especially for very short measurement windows.
Resolution depends on the market's official rules on KALSHI: they specify the price feed(s), exchange(s), and the precise 15-minute start and end times used for settlement. Consult the market page or KALSHI's rulebook for the definitive resolution methodology before trading.
If the market shows 'TBD', the operator will announce the closing time and the 15-minute measurement window ahead of settlement; monitor the market page and official KALSHI notifications for the published timeline and any updates.
Rapid hits typically follow exchange-level news (maintenance, listing/delistings), major Binance corporate announcements, large on-chain transfers or whale trades, sudden margin-liquidation cascades, and unexpected macro or regulatory headlines that move crypto markets quickly.
If settlement uses a specific exchange or index, prices can diverge across venues during volatile periods; thin liquidity or wide spreads on the chosen feed can produce transient spikes or gaps that determine the outcome, so the chosen price source matters materially.
Zero traded volume means no revealed market consensus yet and potentially wide bid-ask spreads or low liquidity; traders should be aware that order execution may be expensive and that posted market prices may shift rapidly once activity begins.