| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $39.6925 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the crypto asset labeled HYPE will reach the price target of $39.6925 within a 15-minute window. Short, time-limited contracts like this matter because they let traders express views about immediate, event-driven price action and liquidity dynamics.
Minute-scale price targets are shaped by the token's liquidity profile, recent listings or delistings, and concentrated order-book activity; low-liquidity coins can move sharply on relatively small flows. Short-duration markets are particularly sensitive to exchange-specific order execution, oracle selection, and any real-time news or social-media-driven flows. Traders use these contracts to trade or hedge microstructure risk and to speculate on rapid pumps or spikes.
Market odds reflect the aggregate market view about whether the price will meet the contract condition during the specified 15-minute window and update as new information arrives. Treat odds as a summary of active traders' beliefs and risk preferences rather than an immutable truth.
The start and end timestamps are defined by the market's contract wording on KALSHI. Check the event description or resolution rules for the precise start trigger (e.g., a listed timestamp or a specific on-chain/exchange event); the market will resolve using those defined times.
The resolution source is specified in the contract text. It may reference a particular exchange, an aggregate index, or an oracle. Always review the resolution clause to see the authoritative data source that will be used for final determination.
The contract's resolution language determines whether a single trade, a bid/ask midpoint, or a closing price condition counts as 'reaching' the target. Refer to the event's precise definition of 'reach' to know which condition applies.
KALSHI's published resolution and dispute procedures govern such scenarios; they may use an alternate data source, extend resolution, or follow a dispute process outlined in the contract. If you expect data fragility around the event time, review the platform's contingency rules beforehand.
Zero or low traded volume only reflects current liquidity and interest; it does not change the objective resolution mechanism. 'One outcome' here means a single resolution condition determines payout (typically a binary succeed/fail). Low volume can lead to wider trading spreads and less informative market prices until more participants trade.