| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $38.6915 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the specified crypto price will reach the $38.6915 target within a 15-minute window (HYPE 15 min). Short-duration price targets matter because they concentrate risk and create rapid trading opportunities tied to microstructure and news events.
Markets with very short horizons are common in crypto because prices can move sharply in minutes due to low-latency trading, exchange order-book dynamics, and automated strategies. This market is hosted on KALSHI and shows a closure time of TBD, so participants should check the market page for the definitive resolution rules and timestamp.
Prediction-market odds reflect the aggregated expectations of traders given available information; in a 15-minute market those odds can shift quickly as new data or order flow arrives. Always read the market’s listed resolution criteria to understand what signal or feed will determine the outcome.
It asks whether the referenced crypto price will reach the numeric target ($38.6915) within the defined 15-minute interval. The market’s page on KALSHI contains the precise definition of the asset, start and end times, and the resolution rule used to determine a hit.
If a close time is listed as TBD, the market creator has not set the start/end timestamps yet; the definitive schedule and the exact 15-minute interval will be published on the market page. Resolution will follow the timestamps and protocol specified there once announced.
KALSHI markets specify an authoritative data source and resolution method on the market page. Traders should consult that resolution clause to see whether an aggregate feed, a specific exchange, or an index is used to judge whether the target was met.
Zero traded volume indicates there has been no prior liquidity or expressed interest so far, which implies wider spreads, higher execution risk, and potential difficulty entering or exiting positions at expected prices. Exercise caution and check order-book depth before trading.
Use smaller position sizes, set limit orders to control execution price, monitor the specified reference feed and related order books in real time, and be prepared for rapid moves caused by bots or low-liquidity spikes; also confirm the market’s resolution rules so you know exactly what counts as a hit.