| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $1.32950 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether XRP will hit a price target of $1.32950 at any point during a specified 15‑minute measurement period on the KALSHI platform. Short‑interval target markets matter because they isolate very short‑term price moves and reflect immediate market expectations.
XRP is a liquid, widely traded cryptocurrency whose short‑term price is driven by order‑book dynamics, macro crypto moves (especially Bitcoin), and news about Ripple and regulatory developments. Intraday and minute‑scale markets like this one capture rapid swings that can be caused by large orders, exchange liquidity changes, or breaking headlines. The event currently lists no trades and a closing time marked TBD, so settlement specifics and the start time will be published by the platform.
Prices in this prediction market represent the market’s collective view of whether the specified price will occur during the 15‑minute window; higher contract prices indicate stronger market belief the target will be met, and lower prices indicate the opposite. Always read the platform’s settlement rules to understand exactly what price feed and measurement method determine outcome.
The platform will specify a start and end time for the 15‑minute window in the event rules or on the market page; the outcome is determined by the official price observations within that interval. Check the KALSHI event details for the authoritative timestamp and any time‑zone conventions.
Settlement depends on the market’s posted settlement methodology: some markets use last trade prints on a designated exchange or consolidated feed, others use an index or mid‑price. Refer to the event’s settlement specification to see which type of price observation is required.
It means no contracts have been traded on this market yet. Low or zero volume indicates limited liquidity and that displayed prices may change quickly once trading begins; volume can increase as the event approaches or after new information emerges.
Platforms typically have contingency rules—such as using a backup feed, extending or voiding the event, or applying a fallback settlement procedure. Consult KALSHI’s dispute and settlement policies for the exact procedures that apply to this event.
Look at recent minute‑level volatility and order‑book depth to gauge how likely sharp short‑term moves are; historical patterns give context but recent liquidity, news flow, and market structure immediately before the window are often more relevant for a 15‑minute target.