| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $37.8839 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the crypto instrument labeled “HYPE” will interact with a $37.8839 price threshold during a defined 15‑minute observation window. Short, time‑boxed price targets matter to traders because they isolate microstructure and event‑driven moves that longer horizons smooth over.
Short‑interval price targets are common in crypto prediction markets because digital-asset prices can move sharply over minutes due to low liquidity, bots, or news. On centralized platforms like Kalshi, each market is resolved against a specific price source and rule set; those resolution mechanics and the short window together make this a high‑frequency, high‑sensitivity proposition.
Market odds on this page represent the trading community’s current assessment of whether the event condition will be satisfied within the 15‑minute window; they can change quickly as new information or order flow arrives. With little or no trading volume, quoted odds may reflect thin liquidity rather than broad consensus.
The market measures whether the condition defined on the Kalshi market page — specifically the price behavior of the asset labeled HYPE relative to the $37.8839 threshold during the 15‑minute observation window — is met according to the exchange or data feed specified in the market rules.
The market’s rule set specifies the start trigger (a fixed timestamp or another clearly defined event) and the 15‑minute duration; because this market currently shows 'Closes: TBD', the definitive start/end timestamps will be those published on the official market page or in the market terms.
Resolution depends on the exact definition in the market rules: many short‑window markets treat any tick or quoted price that meets or exceeds the threshold on the designated feed during the window as meeting the condition, but the market’s official resolution spec governs whether brief touches qualify.
Zero volume indicates no trades have yet occurred in this contract; that typically means low liquidity and limited price discovery, so quoted market prices (if present) may be unreliable until active trading develops.
Kalshi’s published dispute and fallback procedures apply: the market’s terms will identify primary and backup data sources and outline steps for contested or missing feeds, which can include using alternate aggregated feeds, pausing resolution, or following arbitration rules specified by the platform.