| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $38.6185 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the crypto asset labeled “HYPE” will meet a $38.6185 price target during a 15-minute observation window. Short-window targets matter because they isolate flash volatility and let traders express views about rapid price moves.
HYPE refers to a crypto token or asset whose price can be sensitive to listings, social attention, and low liquidity; very short-duration markets like this capture high-frequency events such as news-driven spikes, exchange listing pumps, or coordinated flows. Because the observation window is only 15 minutes, the market is exposed to microstructure effects (order-book depth, slippage, bots) and any exchange-specific idiosyncrasies.
Market prices here represent the collective trading view on whether the target will be met and will update as participants act on new information; they are not fixed forecasts and can change quickly as the underlying market evolves. Interpret prices as market consensus at a moment in time, not immutable probabilities.
It indicates the market will resolve based on whether HYPE reaches the $38.6185 price threshold within a defined 15-minute observation window; the event page and the market’s resolution rules on KALSHI specify the precise measurement method and timing.
Close is TBD because the event creator has not yet set the start/end times for the 15-minute window or the window is tied to an external trigger; the closing timestamp will appear on the market page once the observation window is scheduled.
Outcome determination follows the explicit resolution clause on the event page, which names the exchange(s), oracle, or price aggregation method used; if you need the exact feed or tie-break rules, consult the event description and KALSHI’s settlement policy.
It means no trades have been executed in this market yet; low or zero volume often implies limited liquidity, wider spreads, and greater price impact for any orders once trading begins.
Situations like exchange outages or halts, delistings, ambiguous or unavailable price feeds, timestamp mismatches, or administrative cancellation can trigger delays, disputes, or voiding under KALSHI’s resolution rules.