| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $38.6424 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the crypto asset labeled 'HYPE' will meet a $38.6424 price target within a 15-minute interval. It matters because very short-term price moves can indicate extreme volatility, order flow events, or coordinated trading activity.
Short, fixed-duration markets like this focus on intra-minute or minute-scale movements rather than multi-day trends; they are commonly used by traders who specialize in high-frequency or event-driven strategies. Resolution depends entirely on the market's official price source and timing rules; with total volume shown as $0 so far and a close time listed as TBD, early liquidity and participation may be limited. Historical context for similar markets: short-interval crypto targets often resolve around exchange quote spikes, listings, or sudden news-driven trades.
Prediction market prices reflect the collective view of participants about the likelihood of the specified event under the market's resolution rules; they are best interpreted as a real-time sentiment and information aggregation tool, not a guaranteed forecast or trading signal.
It indicates the event is evaluated over a contiguous 15-minute period as defined by the market rules; the exact start and end timestamps and whether the target must be hit at any point or at a specific moment will be specified in the market's resolution criteria on KALSHI.
Resolution depends on the official price feed(s) named in the market rules—typically an exchange ticker or consolidated index—and on whether the rule requires the price to touch, exceed, or close at the target during the window; consult the event's rule text on KALSHI for the precise definition.
The listing shows the market close as TBD, so the trade-entry cutoff and the official resolution time are not yet set; once KALSHI assigns a close and resolution schedule, those timestamps and the post-window confirmation process will be published on the event page.
Zero initial volume means little to no liquidity so far—prices may be volatile and subject to wide spreads or manipulation by relatively small orders, increasing execution risk and making quoted prices less stable until more participants trade.
Rapid drivers include a large exchange trade or block order, a sudden exchange listing or delisting announcement, a viral social-media endorsement or controversy, a smart-contract exploit or security incident affecting token supply, or broader market flash crashes or pumps that impact correlated crypto assets.