| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $39.6819 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the crypto asset labeled HYPE will reach a $39.6819 price target within a 15-minute interval; it lets traders take short-term directional or event-driven positions. Short-duration target markets can be useful for hedging or expressing views about rapid, time-limited price moves.
Crypto prices can move quickly on concentrated order flow, exchange listings, large trades by single holders, or breaking news; a 15-minute window focuses attention on those immediate drivers rather than longer-term fundamentals. Markets of this type are often low-duration, high-volatility propositions and their behavior depends heavily on liquidity, exchange price feeds, and the exact resolution rules the platform uses. Because the contract currently shows zero traded volume and a closing time labeled TBD, liquidity and the exact timing may still be uncertain.
Market prices and odds on the contract represent the trading consensus at any given moment and should be read as the market's aggregated view conditioned on available information and liquidity. For a 15-minute target, quoted odds are especially sensitive to few trades, order-book depth, and incoming short-term information.
It denotes a single 15-minute interval during which the underlying asset must meet the contract's target condition; the market's contract page or rules will specify the exact start and end timestamps, and those timestamps determine the qualifying window.
The contract's resolution language governs whether any trade/quote that reaches the target, a price strictly above it, or a closing price is needed; review the market's resolution rules on the Kalshi contract page to see which condition applies.
Settlement uses the reference data source specified by the contract (Kalshi may reference a particular exchange, an aggregated feed, or another reference); the contract details or platform rulebook identify the authoritative feed for resolution.
Zero traded volume means no transactions have executed yet; that can indicate low liquidity, wider spreads, and potential difficulty executing large orders immediately, so traders should expect higher slippage and possibly the need to post limit orders.
The platform's dispute and contingency procedures apply: Kalshi's contract and rulebook specify backup feeds, delayed settlement protocols, or dispute-resolution processes; consult those documents or platform support for the specific steps that will be taken for this market.