| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $89.9563 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether the SOL (Solana) spot price will hit the specific target level of $89.9563 within a defined 15-minute measurement window. It matters because short intraday targets test liquidity, price discovery, and the impact of rapid news or large orders on SOL's price.
Solana is a high‑volatility cryptocurrency whose price can move quickly in response to on‑chain activity, exchange order flow, and broader crypto market news. A 15‑minute target is a very short horizon commonly used by scalpers, algorithmic traders, and event‑driven speculators, and is sensitive to exchange microstructure and temporary dislocations. The listing indicates the contract is on Kalshi and that final close/settlement specifics are defined by the exchange's contract terms.
Market prices for this contract summarize traders' collective assessments about whether SOL will reach the target during the 15‑minute window; they update as information arrives and as liquidity conditions change. Use the exchange's live price and trading volume to gauge how much confidence participants place in that outcome rather than relying on a single snapshot.
Resolution follows the exchange's contract specification: it will compare the SOL price data during the defined 15‑minute window to the $89.9563 threshold using the named settlement feed and methodology. Consult the contract page on Kalshi for the precise settlement rule (e.g., whether any tick within the window qualifies or whether an aggregated price is used).
The authoritative price feed or exchange venue is listed in the contract text on the Kalshi platform; that specification determines the source of ticks or aggregated prices used for settlement. If you need certainty, check the contract description before trading.
'15 min' denotes the measurement duration, but the exact start and end timestamps are set by the contract and may not be published until Kalshi finalizes scheduling. Monitor the contract page for the posted start time; until then the market remains unscheduled and cannot be assumed to have a fixed window.
Kalshi's market rules define contingency procedures for missing data or marketplace disruptions—options include using an alternate feed, applying a fallback methodology, or voiding/declaring a null result. Review the exchange's resolution and force‑majeure policies linked from the contract for exact details.
Zero or very low traded volume means market estimates are based on little to no liquidity and can shift dramatically on a single trade; such markets are more volatile and may not reflect a broad consensus. Exercise caution: low volume increases slippage risk and reduces the informativeness of market prices.