| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $85.9127 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the price of Solana (SOL) will satisfy the event’s $85.9127 target within a 15-minute interval specified by the platform. Short-interval price markets matter because they isolate very near-term liquidity, order-flow and event-driven moves.
Solana is a liquid but often volatile crypto asset; its price can move rapidly in minutes due to large trades, on-chain activity, news, or exchange microstructure. Markets with a 15-minute horizon amplify the impact of order-book depth, timing of headlines, and any singular liquidity shocks. Settlement and exact measurement are governed by the market’s published rules on the KALSHI event page.
Prediction market odds for this event reflect aggregated market sentiment and current order flow about whether the target condition will be met during that short window. Because the horizon is short, odds can swing quickly and are best used to gauge immediate market expectations rather than longer-term valuation.
The market’s settlement depends on the specific resolution criteria published by KALSHI for this event (for example, which price measure and which exchanges are used, and whether the condition is 'touching' a price or being at/above it). Consult the event’s rules on the KALSHI page for the authoritative definition.
The event page will display the exact start and end timestamps once KALSHI sets the window; until then the market lists the horizon as 'TBD.' Check the event page and announcements for confirmed UTC timestamps and any last-minute adjustments.
KALSHI’s market rules specify the data sources or index methodology used for settlement. That information is available on the event page or in the platform’s settlement policy; if unspecified there, contact KALSHI support for clarification.
Resolution in the face of feed errors or outages follows KALSHI’s contingency and dispute procedures—common remedies include using alternative feeds, an aggregated index, or applying predefined fallbacks. Review the platform’s dispute and settlement policy for specifics.
Short-window markets are high-frequency in nature: expect rapid swings, execution slippage, and sensitivity to single large orders or tweets. Use conservative sizing, consider order types to control execution, monitor liquidity and news closely, and be prepared for fast-moving outcomes.