| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $37.7314 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the HYPE asset will reach the $37.7314 price target within a 15-minute window. Short-duration crypto targets matter because they test immediate liquidity, orderbook dynamics, and short-term information flow.
The HYPE 15-minute market is a micro event built for very short-term price action; these markets are common for traders who want to express views on rapid moves rather than long-term fundamentals. Crypto markets are typically high‑volatility and fragmented across exchanges, so outcome resolution depends on the specific price source and settlement rules named by the listing. KALSHI’s event page and official rulebook will contain the binding resolution definitions for this market.
Market prices/odds aggregate participant expectations about whether the $37.7314 level will be met during the specified 15-minute interval; they are real-time signals about collective beliefs and liquidity conditions, not guarantees of future outcomes.
The market listing or contract should specify an explicit start timestamp and a continuous 15-minute interval; if the event page shows 'Closes: TBD' or lacks timing, check the event description or KALSHI notices for the scheduled start. The stated start time on the market page is the authoritative reference for the 15-minute window.
Settlement typically requires the reference price (as defined in the market rules) to reach or exceed the $37.7314 threshold during the 15-minute window. Whether the market requires a trade at that exact price, a quoted midpoint, or an exchange-reported price will be specified in the market’s resolution criteria—consult the market page for the precise definition.
The market description should name the exchange or oracle used for verification; if it does not, the event will resolve according to KALSHI’s default data-source rules or via an official announcement. If uncertain, contact KALSHI support or review the market’s resolution clause before trading.
Zero volume means there has been no trading activity recorded so far, so quoted prices (if any) reflect little liquidity and can move dramatically on a single trade. Low pre-event volume increases execution risk and means orderbook depth should be checked on the underlying exchange before taking positions.
Extraordinary events are handled according to KALSHI’s resolution and force‑majeure policies; markets can be paused, voided, or resolved by an alternate data source or arbitration. Review the platform’s contingency rules and announcements for how such situations are treated for this market.